Conference on the Chemistry of Solvent Extraction

Yagodin, G.A.

doi:10.1007/bf01235511

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“…It intensifies the synthesis of carbohydrates, catalyzes the activity of some enzymes, promotes the synthesis and accumulation of thiamin and riboflavin and is essential for the activity of guard cells. (Yagodin, 1984).…”

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Effect of Compost as Organic Fertilizer, Natural Rocks and Some Different Biofertilizers on Yield and Quality of Flame Seedless Grapevines.

Hegazi

Samra

Yasmin

2014

Journal of Plant Production

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The present study was carried out during three successive seasons (2011, 2012 and 2013). (the first year was considered as a preliminary trial) on ten years old Flame seedless grape vines cultivated in a private vineyard at 64 th kilometer Cairo-Alexandria desert road. The main of study was to evaluate the effect of using organic fertilizer as compost in combination with or without two natural rocks ; Rock Phosphate and Feldspar. Also three different biofertilizers were used; Biogen (Azotobacter chroococcum) for N, Phosphorien (Bacillus Megathrium) for P and Potasiumag (Bacillus circulans) for K in comparison with the mineral fertilization , yield and its components as ( number of clusters per vine and cluster weight), physical and chemical characteristics of berries, and nitrite and nitrate content in berry juice of Flame seedless grapevine.The results revealed that using combined application of%100 compost, natural rocks and the three biofertilizers of NPK were very effective in increasing yield per vine and per feddan, cluster number per vine and weight, physical and chemical properties of berries were significantly improved. On the other side, Both nitrate and nitrite content in berry juice of Flame seedless grapevines were minimized comparing with the vines received 100% mineral fertilization or 100% compost alone. Furthermore, organic agriculture is very safe for human and environment by reducing pollution via improving soil nutritional status as well as decreasing mineral fertilization and that will be reflected on yield and quality of the grapes.

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Effect of Compost as Organic Fertilizer, Natural Rocks and Some Different Biofertilizers on Yield and Quality of Flame Seedless Grapevines.

Hegazi

Samra

Yasmin

2014

Journal of Plant Production

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“…Few authors have dealt with the issue of product recovery in the LEM literature, other than those conducting pilot-plant studies. Yagodin et al (39) discussed the thermal breaking of emulsions and the subsequent crystallization of L-lysine from emulsion interiors. They did not, however, discuss the economics of the process (especially the energy intensive method of thermal demulsification), nor did they provide a commercial process flow sheet.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Changes in formulation, such as increasing the viscosity of the membrane (301, increasing the surfactant concentration (9,34,35,39), changing the surfactant type (34), and changing the phase ratio of the emulsion (39) can all contribute to membrane stability. Table 2 summarizes the incidence of membrane breakage in the studies discussed above.…”

Section: Membrane Breakagementioning

confidence: 99%