Diagnostic Parameters of Irrigated Meadow-Serozemic and Alluvial- Meadow Soils of the Mugan-Sal’yany Massif of Azerbaijan

Mustafayev, M. G.; Mazhaysky, Yu. A.; Vinogradov, Dmitri

doi:10.3103/s1068367418060113

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“…Peatlands are categorized as exhaustible and nonrenewable soil-geological formations. Land reclamation measures projected on them should be coordinated with the main tasks of agriculture, built in full relation with the nature of their organogenic origin and the specification of irreversible processes occurring in peat as a result of drainage [1].…”

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Sanding of drained peatlands

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The results of many years of original research based on soil-ecological monitoring showed the development of degradation processes of previously drained peat soils of the Ryazan Meshchera. Structural amelioration (sanding) of peat soils had some positive effect. The aim of the research was to study the properties of the dried peat soil at reclamation site Tinki-II in the settlement of Polkovo, Ryazan District of Ryazan Region, as a result of sanding. The most common type of German mixed-layer sanding was used in investigations. The methodology was based on the principle of comparing the state of dried peat soil before and after sanding. The content of the less than 0.01 mm fractions was 4.3 %, the rest consisted of particles from 0.25 to 0.05 mm; the pH of the salt extract was 5.7. Mineral fertilizers were applied in the experiment in small quantities: ammonium nitrate -180 g, superphosphate -185 g and potassium sulfate -260 g. The water supply was atmospheric-ground. Variant 2 was more effectivesanding with a dose of 1200 t/ha for sluicing and maintaining GWL = 90 cm, as evidenced by improved water-physical properties of the soil: the total porosity increased by 5 %; the total water capacity decreased from 270 to 70%, that was almost 4 times.

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“…Generally, to achieve the salts decrease in soil, it is advisable to apply irrigative water according to the amount of plants. It was determined that correctly using of soils under tillage, applying of water for the plant ' s need, using of the fertilizers by norms in time caused decrease of the salts amount and increase of productivity (15%-20%) [12,14].…”

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Change of the Salts Quantity and Type in the Irrigated Soils of the Mughan Plain and Their Impact on Plants Productivity

Mustafayev¹

2020

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“…It has been proven that a balanced composition of trace elements in a plant provides high and stable yields, and also improves the quality of finished products [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13].…”

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Microelement composition of spring rape plants depending on the specified experimental conditions

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Vinogradov

Zakharov

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The aim of the study was to study the effect of various doses of chicken manure (CP), zeolite (C), their mixtures and mineral fertilizers on the accumulation of microelements in the vegetative organs of spring rape plants at different stages of development. The results of the experiment showed that the introduction of the zeolite-containing rock of the Terbunskoye deposit promoted a decrease in such trace elements as Cu, Zn and Mn in the vegetative mass of rapeseed throughout the entire period of plant development. On experimental plots using organic-mineral mixtures (CP 2.5 t / ha + C 3 t / ha, CP 5 t / ha + C 3 t / ha, CP 10 t / ha + C 3 t / ha) the active adsorption of the zeolite-containing rock of the Terbunskoye deposit in relation to Zn was revealed, which contributed to a decrease in the element in the vegetative mass of rape in the variants of the experiment throughout the entire vegetation period of plants. Consequently, the studies carried out make it possible to recommend the cultivation of spring rapeseed using organic waste as fertilizers together with natural zeolite in the forest-steppe conditions CHR.

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Diagnostic Parameters of Irrigated Meadow-Serozemic and Alluvial- Meadow Soils of the Mugan-Sal’yany Massif of Azerbaijan

Cited by 15 publications

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Sanding of drained peatlands

Sanding of drained peatlands

Change of the Salts Quantity and Type in the Irrigated Soils of the Mughan Plain and Their Impact on Plants Productivity

Microelement composition of spring rape plants depending on the specified experimental conditions

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