2018
DOI: 10.15406/oajs.2018.02.00105
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Effect of male and female urine on growth and phytochemical constituents of Zea Mays

Abstract: The effect of male and female urine on growth and phytochemical constituents of Zea mays was investigated. The male and female urine were diluted at different concentrations (50ml, 100ml, 150ml and 200ml) and thereafter used to plant the Zea mays. The growth rate was measured in two and four weeks' time after planting for both the male and female urine. The control treatment was without urine. At the end of week four, the leaves were harvested and macerated with the aid of a pestle and mortar for phytochemical… Show more

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“…Poor understanding of the N-balance between applied Nfertilizer amounts, N (uptake) by plants, N (immobilized) in the soil matrix is one of the main reasons leading to overuse of N-fertilizers and subsequently to N (leached) . High concentrations and excessive use of human urine during fertigation may lead to Na-accumulation in soils (Sene et al, 2013;Sheneni et al, 2018) thus, inhibiting plant growth. Furthermore, excessive use of human urine may also increase the risks of NO 3 leaching and electric conductivity (EC).…”
Section: N-leached During Fertigationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Poor understanding of the N-balance between applied Nfertilizer amounts, N (uptake) by plants, N (immobilized) in the soil matrix is one of the main reasons leading to overuse of N-fertilizers and subsequently to N (leached) . High concentrations and excessive use of human urine during fertigation may lead to Na-accumulation in soils (Sene et al, 2013;Sheneni et al, 2018) thus, inhibiting plant growth. Furthermore, excessive use of human urine may also increase the risks of NO 3 leaching and electric conductivity (EC).…”
Section: N-leached During Fertigationmentioning
confidence: 99%