Deficit irrigation and biological fertilizer influence on yield and trigonelline production of fenugreek

Dadrasan, M.; Chaichi, M. R.; Pourbabaee, Ahmad Ali; Yazdani, D; Afshar, Reza Keshavarz

doi:10.1016/j.indcrop.2015.08.040

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“…Medicinal plants, such as fenugreek, not only provide an important contribution to human health, they also can improve the soil fertility by increasing N available for plant uptake through biological fixation (Dadrasan et al 2015). Furthermore, medicinal plants can also provide an interesting source of alternative income for farmers especially on marginal lands, for example, Dai et al (2013) demonstrated that peanut (Arachis hypogaea) intercropped with the medicinal plant Atractylodes (Atractylodes lancea) increased peanut yields and also increased the incomes of some farmers because the Atractylodes were more valuable as compared to traditional agricultural crops in the subtropical China.…”

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confidence: 99%

Productivity and nutrient use efficiency with integrated fertilization of buckwheat–fenugreek intercrops

Salehi

Mehdi

Fallah

et al. 2018

Nutr Cycl Agroecosyst

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Intercrops and organic fertilizers can improve the productivity of cropping systems due to increased soil nutrient availability and plant nutrient use efficiency. A 2-year field experiment was conducted to determine the effects of different intercropping ratios and fertilizer types on nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) concentrations and yields of fenugreek and buckwheat at the research farm of Shahrekord University, Iran. The

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confidence: 99%

Productivity and nutrient use efficiency with integrated fertilization of buckwheat–fenugreek intercrops

Salehi

Mehdi

Fallah

et al. 2018

Nutr Cycl Agroecosyst

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“…However Abdel et al (2014) reports how microbial colonization by A. chroococcum is significantly affected by factors like nitrogenous fertilization, plant growth state and soil moisture content, among others. For P. flourescens it is reported how its application increases the roots elongation and the aerial component of canola, lettuce and tomato (Hall et al, 1996;Dadrasan et al, 2015), however the results of this research allow to conclude that for the R. officinalis var. Israeli species at this agroclimatic and edaphic conditions, the treatments did not contribute to increase the plant height.…”

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Effect of organic fertilization on yield and quality of rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis L.) essential oil

2017

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RESUMENRosemary production (Rosmarinus officinalis L.) in Colombia is destined mainly for international markets (2.898 t in 2006), Although the national demand is low, this is a promising crop in some areas of the country, having potential to enhance producers life quality through the implementation of sustainable crops allowing the decrease of non-beneficial conditions in agriculture labors. Studying the response to the application of biofertilizers as an alternative to implement rosemary organic crops has become an important tool for the integrated crop management. In this research three commercial biofertilizer applied to the soil were evaluated (Azotobacter chroococcum, Pseudomonas fluorescens, humic and fulvic acids) facing a control treatment, significant differences were found regarding the number of stems growth per plant, however variables as oil extract volume and plant height did not present significant differences when compared with control treatment.La producción de romero (Rosmarinus officinalis L.) en Colombia está destinada principalmente a la exportación (2.898 t para el 2006) pues la demanda a nivel nacional es baja, sin embargo este es un cultivo promisorio en ciertas zonas del país, siendo potencial para algunos productores debido al mejoramiento de la calidad de vida a través de la implementación de cultivos sostenibles que permitan disminuir la nocividad de las labores agrícolas. Es así que conocer la respuesta de esta especie frente a la aplicación de biofertilizantes como alternativa para implementar cultivos de romero orgánicos se convierte en una herramienta base para el manejo integrado del cultivo. En esta investigación se evaluaron tres productos biofertilizantes comerciales aplicados al suelo (A. chroococcum, P. fluorescens, ácidos húmicos y fúlvicos) frente a un testigo, se encontraron diferencias significativas en el número de tallos generados por las plantas, sin embargo variables como el volumen de aceite esencial extraído y la altura de la planta no presentaron diferencias significativas con respecto al testigo.

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“…The first classification is based on the location where the experiment has taken place (Bejamin J. G. et al 2015;Payero J. O. et al 2006;Khaksar A. M. 2013;Hussein F. et al 2011;Chuanjie Y. et al 2015;Mao X. et al 2003;Dadrasan M. et al 2015;Romero P. et al 2015;Collado-Gonzalez J. et al 2015;El-Habbasha S. F. et al 2015;Owusu-Sekyere J. D. et al 2010;Ahmad A. 1997;Perez-perez J. G. et al 2016;Domingo R. and Ruiz-Sanchez M. C. 1996;Kuscu H. et al 2013;Mansouri-Far C. et al 2010;Kirda C. et al 2006) and screen house (Alomran A. M. et al 2013).…”

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“…(Chuanjie Y. et al 2015;Hussein F. et al 2011), maize (Kuscu H. et al 2013;Mansouri-Far C. et al 2010), cucumber (Mao X. et al 2003;Alomran A. M. et al 2013), groundnut (El-Habbasha S. F. et al 2015Ahmad A. 1997), fenugreek (Dadrasan M. et al 2015), peanut (Kheira A. A.…”

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“…Other characteristics that influence DI result are dependent upon climate conditions: arid conditions (Hussein F. et al 2011;Chuanjie Y. et al 2015;Alomran A. M. et al 2013); semi-arid (Bejamin J. G. et al 2015;Payero J. O. et al 2006;Khaksar A. M. 2013;Dadrasan M. et al 2015); tropical (Ahmad A.. 1997;Owusu-Sekyere J. D. et al 2010), Mediterranean (Kirda C. et al 2006;Perez-perez J. G. et al 2016); and, sub-humid (Kuscu H. et al 2013). …”

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Rozaki

Senge

2017

Proceeding of ICCC

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Traditional irrigation which focuses on yield only without considering the availability of water is not an effective method where there is water scarcity. Deficit irrigation (DI) is an alternative irrigation method which saves water without significantly affecting yield. It has been widely used in various crops. There are range limits in every crop in terms of water limit endurance. Through simulation from various research on DI, this limit can be analyzed and the results made available for others who want to apply DI. The simulation was conducted to analyze the limit point in DI treatment.

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Deficit irrigation and biological fertilizer influence on yield and trigonelline production of fenugreek

Cited by 56 publications

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Productivity and nutrient use efficiency with integrated fertilization of buckwheat–fenugreek intercrops

Productivity and nutrient use efficiency with integrated fertilization of buckwheat–fenugreek intercrops

Effect of organic fertilization on yield and quality of rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis L.) essential oil

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