Do Magnetic Water Affect Water Use Efficiency, Quality and Yield of Sugar Beet (Beta vulgaris L.) Plant under Arid Regions Conditions?

Hozayn, M.; El-Monem, A A Abd; Abdelraouf, R. E.; Abdalla, M. M.

doi:10.3923/ja.2013.1.10

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“…Hozayn et al [16] reported that, the utilization of magnetized water has the ability to improve yield and quality of sugar beet crop and water use efficiency under recently reclaimed sandy soil.…”

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Evaluation of Magnetizing Irrigation Water Impacts on the Enhancement of Yield and Water Productivity for Some Crops

Kareem¹

2018

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Magnetic water treatment is considered as one of many techniques used worldwide that affects plant growth and development. This study examines whether there are beneficial effects of magnetic treatment of irrigation water on yield and water productivity as well as water saving. Three experiments were performed involving three crops (eggplant, faba beans and tomato) with different salinity tolerance thresholds EC w 0.7, 1.1 and 1.7 dS/m, respectively. Two types of irrigation water were applied magnetically treated and non-magnetically treated. The experiments were carried out at Wadi EL Natroon station of Water Management Research Institute, El-Behira Governorate, Egypt during two sequentially winter seasons of 2015/2016 and 2016/2017 in a complete randomized design analysis with four replicates. There was a decrease of pH of the soil irrigated with magnetically treated water (MTW) compared with the non-MTW. The pH reached neutral values in some locations, especially the area cultivated with the faba beans (pH between 7.05 and 7.08). Results showed significant increases of water productivity for the MTW compared with non-MTW equal to 1.65, 1.88 and 1.78 for eggplant, faba beans and tomato, respectively. It was also observed that the MTW affected the amounts of irrigation water added to different crops during its growing period. The percentages of water savings were 11%, 13.5% and 14.2% for eggplant, faba beans and tomato, respectively. As a result the net return increased by 1.97, 3.0 and 2.45 for the three crops, respectively.

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Evaluation of Magnetizing Irrigation Water Impacts on the Enhancement of Yield and Water Productivity for Some Crops

Kareem¹

2018

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“…Por ejemplo, han mencionado que la exposición previa del agua de riego a campos magnéticos aumenta la biomasa verde y seca, la eficiencia en el uso del agua y el contenido mineral (Abou El-Yazied, El-Gizawy, Khalf, El-Satar, & Shalaby, 2012;Grewal & Maheshwari, 2011;Hozayn, Abd El Monem, Abdelraouf, & Abdalla, 2013;Mahmood & Usman, 2014). Adicionalmente, ciertos resultados indican que la implementación del ATM puede aliviar, en algunos cultivos, el efecto nocivo de un suministro de agua limitado o de baja calidad.…”

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Fotosíntesis y rendimiento de biomasa en ají, rábano y maíz sometidos a agua tratada magnéticamente

Ospina-Salazar

Bolaños²,

Zúñiga-Escobar³

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En este estudio se evaluó el efecto del agua tratada magnéticamente (ATM) en parámetros fisiológicos de ají Tabasco, rábano rojo y maíz amarillo. La mitad de las plantas de las tres especies se regaron con agua normal del acueducto, y la otra con agua tratada a través de un dispositivo magnético. Se midieron la fotosíntesis, la biomasa y el contenido mineral (este último solo en frutos de ají Tabasco). Todas las especies cultivadas con ATM aumentaron su tasa fotosintética y su conductancia estomática. Los parámetros de fluorescencia, como la fluorescencia variable (Fv /Fm) y la extinción no fotoquímica, permanecieron sin cambios en las especies evaluadas. En el ají Tabasco, el agua con tratamiento favoreció un mayor rendimiento, en parámetros como biomasa aérea, frutos por planta y área foliar, incrementándose también el contenido de nitrógeno y cationes divalentes en frutos. Además, hubo una relación parcialmente positiva entre el área foliar y el rendimiento de frutos por planta (r2=0,52 en el control y 0,30 con ATM). En contraste, en las plantas de maíz solo hubo un aumento en el peso y en los granos por mazorca, mientras que las de rábano mostraron una pérdida no significativa en la biomasa total. La mayor acumulación de biomasa observada en las plantas de ají Tabasco y maíz se atribuye a una mayor área foliar o a la asimilación de carbono. Debido a que la fluorescencia de la clorofila no se alteró, se propone que el ATM no provoca ningún cambio en el complejo de oxidación del agua del fotosistema II. Por otra parte, la falta de respuesta de algunas variables en las tres especies mostró que el ATM puede tener efectos interespecíficos. A pesar de lo anterior, esta tecnología puede ser una alternativa para mejorar el rendimiento de los cultivos, en particular en del ají Tabasco.

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“…Use of magnetic water in agriculture is a new approach for increasing the yield of many crops especially in sandy soil. Several studies reported that magnetic irrigation water treatments have been a positive effect on seed germination, plant growth and development, the ripening, yield and quality of many different tested crops (Aladjadjiyan A., 2010; Hozayn et al, 2013Hozayn et al, , 2014Hozayn et al, , 2015. The improving in germination, growth and yield of tested crops were accompanied with improvement in photosynthetic pigments ( Increasing in economic yield regarding application of magnetic water treatments under field condition reached to 144,8% in potato, ; pepper by 64,9% (Takac et al, 2002), soybean from 5 to 25%, with a higher quantity of oil and protein and at sunflower from 13,2 to 17,3% (Crnobarac et al, 2002), wheat by 6.3 -10.6% (Kordas, 2002), broad bean and pea by 10 and 15%, respectively (Podlesny et al, 2005), rice by 13-23% (Tian et al, 1991).…”

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Effect of magnetic water on growth, yield and quality of groundnut infected with root-knot nematode (Meloidogyne arenaria) in sandy soil

Hozayn

Korayem

Mohamed

et al. 2017

Egyptian Journal of Agronematology

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Magnetic treatment is considered one of uncommon factor which has positive effects on yield of many crops. Two field trials using ground nut (var. Giza-6) were conducted at National Research Centre Experimental Station, Alimam Malek village, Al Nubaria district, Al Behaira Governorate, Egypt in 2014 and 2015 summer seasons to study and evaluate the effects of magnetizing irrigation water on growth, yield and quality of groundnut naturally infected with root-knot nematode (Meloidogyne arenaria) in sandy soil. Results indicated that, irrigation peanut plants with water passed through magnetic device (4 inch, production by Magnetic Technologies L.C.C., Russia, branch United Arab Emirates) induced positive significant effect on the most of studied parameters. The percentage improvement ranged between 5.10 to 43.05% in yield components. As well as, the increases reached to 30.38 and 29.46% in pods and seeds yield per hectar. Results also indicated that the nematode infection (root galling) was not significantly affected by magnetic water, while the number of the juveniles (J 2 ) in soil at harvest (first nematode generation ) significantly increased in magntic water treatment compared with that in normal water. ReferencesAbdel-Momen S.M. and Starr J. L. (1997). Damage functions for three Meloiogyne species on Arachis hypogaea in Texs. J. Nematol., 29: 478-482. Aladjadjiyan A.(2010). Influence of stationary magnetic field on lentil seeds.Int. Agrophys.,24, 321-324. Amira M.S. Abd El-Qodos and Hozayn M. (2010a). Magntic water technology, a novel tool to increase growth, yield, and chemical constiuents of lentil (Lens esculenta) under greenhouse condition. Amer.-Eurasian J. Agric. & Envir. Sci., 7(4): 457 -462. Hozayn M., et al.,…… Egypt.

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Do Magnetic Water Affect Water Use Efficiency, Quality and Yield of Sugar Beet (Beta vulgaris L.) Plant under Arid Regions Conditions?

Cited by 54 publications

References 6 publications

Evaluation of Magnetizing Irrigation Water Impacts on the Enhancement of Yield and Water Productivity for Some Crops

Evaluation of Magnetizing Irrigation Water Impacts on the Enhancement of Yield and Water Productivity for Some Crops

Fotosíntesis y rendimiento de biomasa en ají, rábano y maíz sometidos a agua tratada magnéticamente

Effect of magnetic water on growth, yield and quality of groundnut infected with root-knot nematode (Meloidogyne arenaria) in sandy soil

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