Effect of sugarcane vinasse on soil physicochemical properties and oxidoreductase enzymes

TianMing, Su; Li, Yang–Rui; GuangPo, Wei; ZePu, Jiang

doi:10.3724/sp.j.1011.2009.01106

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“…Vinasse application in the agricultural ecosystem improves the structure of soil, water contents, cation exchange rates, ions availability, nutrient status, microbial biodiversity, and their activity [30]. It serves as a complete fertilizer in sugarcane production [31] and is commonly being utilized as fertilizer in many countries [32] as it can improve total N, chloride ions, humic acid, and organic matter contents in soil [33]. Distillery effluent application with NP fertilizers gave similar yields as NPK, which suggests K fertilization can be skipped with SW application [34].…”

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Sugarcane Industrial Byproducts as Challenges to Environmental Safety and Their Remedies: A Review

Raza

Bashir

Sial

et al. 2021

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Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum) is one of the major crops cultivated in tropical and sub-tropical countries, and the primary purpose is to obtain raw sugar. It is an important substance for sugar and alcohol production by both the sugar and beverage industries. During cane processing, various byproducts are obtained, namely sugarcane bagasse, bagasse ash, pressmud cake, sugarcane vinasse, and spent wash. There are many challenging problems in storage, and they cause great environmental pollution. This review discusses their properties by which they can be used for cleaner agricultural and environmental sustainability. Utilization of byproducts results in value-added soil properties and crop yield. Replacing chemical fertilization with these organic natured byproducts not only minimizes the surplus usage of chemical fertilizers but is also cost-effective and an eco-friendly approach. The drawbacks of the long-term application of these byproducts in the agricultural ecosystem are not well documented. We conclude that the agriculture sector can dispose of sugar industry byproducts, but proper systematic disposal is needed. The need arises to arrange some seminars, meetings, and training to make the farming community aware of byproducts utilization and setting a friendly relationship between the farming community and industrialists.

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Sugarcane Industrial Byproducts as Challenges to Environmental Safety and Their Remedies: A Review

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Bashir

Sial

et al. 2021

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“…In recent years, many researchers have study the effect of sugarcane vinasse to the agronomic traits of sugarcane [3,4], yield and quality of sugarcane [5,6], the optimal restitution amount [3], physical and chemical properties of soil [7,8] and biological characters of sugarcane field [9,10,11], while the effect of different layers and vertical distribution characteristics of sugarcane soil by using sugarcane vinasse are rarely reported. This paper, taking some sugarcane fields of Guangxi as the research object, studied the vertical distribution characteristics of Cu, Zn, Pb and Cd in the sugarcane field by using sugarcane vinasse.…”

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Vertical Distribution and Pollution Assessment of Heavy Metals in Sugarcane Soils by Using Sugarcane Vinasse

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Wang

Guo

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This paper studied the vertical distribution of heavy metals in sugarcane soils by using sugarcane vinasse. The results showed that the sugarcane vinasse not only reduced the pH value of the sugarcane fields, but also increased the concentration of organic matter. The Cu content decreased with soil depth, and six sampling points appeared peaks in the range of 30~40cm.There was not obvious change of Cd content in soil depth of 0~60cm. And the content of Zn and Pb showed different changes with different sampling points. The study also showed that the mobility of four heavy metals followed the order Cu> Zn> Pb> Cd. Besides, the content of Cu and Cd in some layers were exceeded soil background value of Guangxi. The geo-accumulation index indicated that the 36 samples collected from different layers were not contaminated by Cu, Zn, Pb and Cd, and the sugarcane soils were in clean state.

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Effects of Vinasse and Press Mud Application on the Biological Properties of Soils and Productivity of Sugarcane

Yang

Liu

et al. 2013

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Effect of sugarcane vinasse on soil physicochemical properties and oxidoreductase enzymes

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Sugarcane Industrial Byproducts as Challenges to Environmental Safety and Their Remedies: A Review

Sugarcane Industrial Byproducts as Challenges to Environmental Safety and Their Remedies: A Review

Vertical Distribution and Pollution Assessment of Heavy Metals in Sugarcane Soils by Using Sugarcane Vinasse

Effects of Vinasse and Press Mud Application on the Biological Properties of Soils and Productivity of Sugarcane

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