Effect of the application of a biostimulant and mineral fertilization on the mineral element concentration in the sward of forage mixtures cultivated on light soil

Wolski, Karol; Biernacik, Magdalena; Talar-Krasa, Marta; Leshchenko, O.; Świerszcz, Sebastian

doi:10.5601/jelem.2018.23.2.1569

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“…Bio-Algeen S90 is a natural extract from Ascophyllum nodosum brown seaweed that contains around 90 groups of chemical compounds, including amino acids, vitamins, alginic acid and other biologically active components. In a study by Biernacki et al [83], Bio-Algeen S90 natural extract from Ascophyllum nodosum applied with mineral fertilisers increased yields in mixed stands of forage grasses. When biostimulants were used in conjunction with mineral phosphorus and potassium, the yield increased by up to 40%.…”

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Biostimulants in the Production of Forage Grasses and Turfgrasses

Mackiewicz-Walec,

Olszewska

2023

Agriculture

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Biostimulants are becoming more prevalent in the production of forage and turfgrasses. Many can be classified as natural biostimulants, including humic acids (HA), fulvic acids (FA), protein hydrolysates (PHs) and seaweed extracts (SWE), in addition to chitosan, silicon, inorganic compounds, beneficial fungi, bacteria and synthetic biostimulants. The article reviews recent research on the effects of biostimulants in the cultivation of forage grasses (perennial ryegrass, annual ryegrass, Festulolium, Kentucky bluegrass, annual bluegrass, orchard grass and timothy-grass) and turfgrasses (perennial ryegrass, Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue, red fescue and creeping bentgrass). Literature analysis suggests that biostimulants enhance the quality of grasses, augment their tolerance to environmental stresses, facilitate nutrient uptake and improve the visual aspect of grasses. While biostimulants cannot replace fertilisers, they can significantly improve crop effectiveness in utilising the nutrients present in the fertilisers. This paper also briefly describes the legal and regulatory status of biostimulants with a focus on the EU and PL.

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Biostimulants in the Production of Forage Grasses and Turfgrasses

Mackiewicz-Walec,

Olszewska

2023

Agriculture

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“…Aiming to reduce to a minimum the negative impact on the environment Chourkova (2013), Pigareva and Zhugdurov (2013), Bozhanska et al (2017Bozhanska et al ( , 2020, Petrova (2017), Wolski et al (2019), Olszewska (2022) applied liquid biofertilizers to optimize the nutrition of plant species. Established was the effect of the application of different methods, doses and types of biofertilizers and growth regulators on the quality of forage from birdsfoot trefoil (Lotus corniculatus L.), red clover (Trifolium pretense L.), white clover (Trifolium repens L.), sainfoin (Onobrychis viciifolia Scop.…”

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Effect of liquid organic fertilizer on the chemical composition and nutritive value of natural Agropyron repens grassland

Zhelyazkova¹,

Gerdzhikova²

2023

JCEA

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The aim of this study was to determine the effect of organic leaf fertilization on the chemical composition, nutritive value, yield of crude protein (CP) and feed units of natural Agropyron repens grassland in the region of South-Central Bulgaria (305 m altitude). The experiment was carried out with leaf organic fertilizer Naturamin Plus, during the period 2018-2019. The trial was designed by the block method in 4 repetitions and 3 doses of fertilizer were tested: 1500; 2500 and 3500 ml/ha. The obtained results were statistically processed by ANOVA. The applied leaf organic fertilizer Naturamin Plus promoted a positive effect on the productive parameters of natural Agropyron repens grassland but had no significant effect on the chemical composition and nutritive value of the harvested biomass. The results demonstrated that yield of CP, feed units for milk (FUM) and feed units for growth (FUG) increased significantly by fertilization with a dose of 2500 ml/ha -respectively 22.2%, 29.7% and 29.4% more compared to the control.

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Plant-based proteins as a food source and plant growth biostimulants

Sytar,

Olšovská

2024

Discov Food

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Effect of the application of a biostimulant and mineral fertilization on the mineral element concentration in the sward of forage mixtures cultivated on light soil

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Biostimulants in the Production of Forage Grasses and Turfgrasses

Biostimulants in the Production of Forage Grasses and Turfgrasses

Effect of liquid organic fertilizer on the chemical composition and nutritive value of natural Agropyron repens grassland

Plant-based proteins as a food source and plant growth biostimulants

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