Effect of super absorbent polymer and irrigation scheduling on growth attributes in acid lime

Solanki, Rajni; Bisen, BP; Pandey, SK

doi:10.22271/chemi.2021.v9.i1e.11255

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“…Previous results are in agreement with (Solanki, et al, 2021) who reported that polymer and irrigation arrangement improve yield and fruit quality of acid lime.…”

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“…Figures(2) cleared that 75% Fc with low rate of K and PVC polymer recorded the least values (61.533& 68.270) compare to other treatments during both seasons, the results indicated that treatments of polymer with K fertilizer improved vegetative growth and nutritional statues of Valencia orange. This nding agree with that found by(Solanki, et al, 2021) who indicated that using hydrogel improve chlorophyll leaf content of acid lime. Also, with those stated by (Zoghdan & Abo El-Enien, 2019) who stated that adequate irrigation with hydrogel and organic materials improve vegetative growth parameters of Washington Navel orange trees.Generally…”

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“…) Effect of different rates of irrigation, soil conditioners type, and potassium fertilizer rate on leaves chemical of Valencia orange cultivar 2020 and 2021 seasons.Moreover, results in table(3) indicated that all treatments increase leaves K content in comparison with control treatment. Treatment of full Fc with higher rate of K and SAP polymer recorded highest rate of leaves K (2.2053& 2.2529), followed by full Fc with low rate of K and SAP polymer which record (2.0500& 2.1100), while, the lowest K leaves content (1.880& 1.920) recorded in control treatment in both seasons.In this concern, tabulated data reveled that, T6 recorded the highest N content (2.300& 2.310) followed by T2 (2.258 & 2.299) in both seasons.While, T9 had the lowest N values (1.960 & 2.023) in both seasons, and there is a uctuation of other treatments effect.Previous results are in the same line with those nding by(Solanki, et al, 2021) on acid lime, who indicated that using hydrogel as soil application improve nutrients retention in sandy soil.…”

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Effect of different rates of irrigation, soil conditioners, and potassium fertilizer on the productivity and fruit characters of Valencia orange trees (Citrus sinensis L.) growing under North Sinai conditions

Abobatta

Hegab

Atayia

2023

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Due to the water scarcity crisis that faces Egypt, there is more need for new management practice to sustain citrus production under sandy soil conditions. The investigation of different rates of irrigation, soil conditioners, and potassium fertilizer on the growth and productivity of Valencia orange trees was conducted in Baloza area of North Sinai. The treatments include two levels of irrigation (100% and 75% of field capacity) and soil application of two soil conditioners namely Super absorbent polymer (SAP) and Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC), were added (50 g/tree) on mid of January, and two rates of potassium fertilizers (450g and 340 g/ tree/yearly). The maximum plant growth parameters like canopy volume and chlorophyll leaf content recorded in the trees that received 50g SAP and 480g potassium per tree under full field capacity conditions, furthermore, various treatment enhancing the nutrition statues of trees in terms of N, K, P leaves contents, and reduce proline content. Highest fruit yield per tree (55.2 & 60.2 kg), fruit yield (t/ha), and fruit weight (190.0 & 191.9 g) were recorded in the trees that received 480 g potassium and 50g PVC under highest irrigation rate, while, the number of fruits per tree (303.8 &359.3) were maximizing in treatment of 75% Fc with PVC polymrt and low rate of K, in the first season and in treatment of 100% Fc withSAP polymer and low rate of K, in the second one. Furthermore, various treatments improved fruit characters such as fruit shape index, Juice ratio, and TSS/acid ratio.

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“…Previous results are in agreement with (Solanki, et al, 2021) who reported that polymer and irrigation arrangement improve yield and fruit quality of acid lime.…”

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Effect of different rates of irrigation, soil conditioners, and potassium fertilizer on the productivity and fruit characters of Valencia orange trees (Citrus sinensis L.) growing under North Sinai conditions

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Hegab

Atayia

2023

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“…The highest value (15.8 • ) was measured at the BS1 treatment in 2022. These results support previous studies that indicated a significant improvement in TSS and TA content with the application of SAP [38,41,42]. Furthermore, Kai and Adhikari [43] demonstrated that organic fertilization can lead to higher sugar content in fruits compared to chemical fertilization.…”

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Improving the Nutrient Management of an Apple Orchard by Using Organic-Based Composites Derived from Agricultural Waste

Tóth,

Magyar,

Tamás

et al. 2024

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Extreme weather and the declining organic matter content of soils cause serious sustainability problems in agriculture. Therefore, soil conditioner composites (chicken manure, bentonite and super absorbent polymer) were developed and tested in an integrated apple orchard characterized by poor nutrient and water management to study their effects on soil, leaf and fruit attributes. Composites with higher doses of additives increased soil organic carbon by 4–9 g/kg, and organic nitrogen by 1.8–2.8 g/kg compared to the control (p < 0.05). Similarly, soil nitrate content steadily increased from 8–10 mg/kg to 30–38 mg/kg by composites. Composites effectively elevated leaf N, K, Ca, and Mg while not affecting the leaf P (p < 0.05). Treatments significantly enhanced the yields by 14–63% on average compared to the control. Treatments with bentonite improved the fruit weight by 2% and 24% compared to the chicken manure. On average, composite treatments increased the titratable acidity of fruits by 26–43% compared to the control and 0.5–10% compared to the treatment containing solely chicken manure. Overall, the developed organic-based composites are able to cope with changing circumstances that could help mitigate the negative effects of climate change, especially in arid areas, thus contributing to sustainable nutrient management.

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“…In addition, Wang et al [ 34 ] stated that the water deficit of soil was sufficient to close the stomata in plant, which inhibited other physiological processes such as leaf enlargement and net photosynthesis. Moreover, trees that were grown in hydrogel produced plants with a high canopy volume, compared with soils free of hydrogel [ 35 ].…”

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Hydrogel Improved Growth and Productive Performance of Mango Trees under Semi-Arid Condition

Alshallash

Sharaf

Hamdy

et al. 2022

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Nowadays, the production of new mango cultivars is increased in many countries worldwide. The soil application of hydrogel represents a novel approach in the fruit trees industry. This investigation aims to study the effect of adding hydrogel (as soil conditioner) on the growth and yield of Shelly cv. mango trees. The experimental groups were assigned to a control group and three other treated groups, including 250, 500, or 750 g hydrogel∙tree−1. The results demonstrated that all applications of hydrogel composite had higher vegetative growth parameters, yield, and fruit quality characteristics of Shelly cv. mango trees compared to the control. The treatment of 750 g hydrogel∙tree−1 had higher values of vegetative growth parameters such as the leaf area, shoot length and tree canopy volume, compared to the control group and the other treatments. Similarly, higher values for yield and fruit quality were observed in the treatment of 750 g hydrogel∙tree−1. In conclusion, different amounts of hydrogel agent can improve the production and fruit quality of Shelly cv. mango trees in arid and semi-arid conditions in a dose-dependent manner.

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Effect of super absorbent polymer and irrigation scheduling on growth attributes in acid lime

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Effect of different rates of irrigation, soil conditioners, and potassium fertilizer on the productivity and fruit characters of Valencia orange trees (Citrus sinensis L.) growing under North Sinai conditions

Effect of different rates of irrigation, soil conditioners, and potassium fertilizer on the productivity and fruit characters of Valencia orange trees (Citrus sinensis L.) growing under North Sinai conditions

Improving the Nutrient Management of an Apple Orchard by Using Organic-Based Composites Derived from Agricultural Waste

Hydrogel Improved Growth and Productive Performance of Mango Trees under Semi-Arid Condition

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