Growth and Tomato Nutrition Content with Bandotan (<i>Ageratum Conyzoides</i>L) Bokashi Applied

Anhar, Azwir; Junialdi, Rezi; Zein, Anizam; Advinda, Linda; Leilani, Irma

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/335/1/012017

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“…Bokashi (organic material rich in microbial biological resources) is the result of organic material fermentation with stocks of effective microorganisms. This can be used as an organic fertilizer to nourish the crops, increase the growth and production of plants (Karimuna et al, 2016;Zaman et al, 2016;Anhar et al 2018), improve better soil structure (Xiaohou et al, 2008;Hernández et al, 2014;Barajas-Aceves 2016), and increase the volume of water contained and stored in the soil which means increasing the water available to the plants (Djajadi et al, 2011;Yulnafatmawita et al, 2010). The use of bokashi in plants increased the concentration of P and K and also increased the number, length, and diameter of Alpinia purpurata plant stems (Hernández et al, 2014).…”

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Improvement of soil quality using bokashi composting and NPK fertilizer to increase shallot yield on dry land

Lasmini¹,

Nasir²,

Hayati³

et al. 2018

Aust J Crop Sci

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The use of NPK fertilizer and bokashi composting, which is a fermented organic matter combined with microbial stock, have been reported as potential agricultural practices to enhance the farming land and crop production. The aim of this research is to understand the type of bokashi fertilizer and the correct dosage of NPK inorganic fertilizer in improving entisol soil quality and shallot yield in the dry land. The research used the split-plot design, which was divided into two factors. The first factor of the main plot was the bokashi type consisting of two levels: 3 t ha-1 of bokashi compost of Gliricidia sp. tree leaves (B1); and bokashi cow manure 3 t ha-1 (B2). The second factor as the subplot was the NPK inorganic fertilizer dose which were consisted of four levels: without fertilizers (K0), NPK 100 kg ha-1 (K1), NPK 200 kg ha-1 (K2), and NPK 300 kg ha-1 (K3). By combination of these two factors 8 combined treatments with 3 replications totally 24 units were obtained. The result of the research showed that application of 3 t ha-1 bokashi cow manure (B2) coupled with NPK inorganic fertilizer at 200 kg ha-1 (K2) caused a decrease in evaporation of its land and soil temperature, while increase shallot bulb yield compared with other treatments. The analysis of soil and soil microbes showed an increase in soil fertility by elevated levels of C-organic from 0.66 % to 3.28 %, N-fixing bacteria from 27 x 10 5 CFU ml-1 to 47 x10 6 CFU ml-1 and phosphate solubilizing bacteria from 20 x10 3 CFU ml-1 to 90 x10 3 CFU ml-1. The shallot bulb yield increased from 4.79 t ha-1 to 11.74 t ha-1 .

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confidence: 99%

Improvement of soil quality using bokashi composting and NPK fertilizer to increase shallot yield on dry land

Lasmini¹,

Nasir²,

Hayati³

et al. 2018

Aust J Crop Sci

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“…Chickweed (Ageratum conyzoides L.) based Bokashi can replace the NPK inorganic fertilizer for tomato plant growth (Anhar et al, 2018). In contrast, the application of NPK fertilizer on lettuce showed higher protein content than those fertilized by Bokashi in low and high dosage and vermicompost in high dosage; nevertheless, no significant difference in lettuce (Sunaryo, 2010).…”

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Role of Organic Manure Bokashi Improving Plant Growth and Nutrition: A Review

Phooi¹,

Azman²,

Ismail³

2022

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“…The Bokashi of Bandotan ( A. conyzoides ) 120 g/ polybag exhibited the greatest effect on the tomato weights. However, there were no effects on the biomass, height, wet weight, as well as nutrient contents (vitamin A and C) of tomato [ 19 ]. Extrinsic environmental variables (total soil nitrogen, and organic matter) and the evolutionary structure of the resident community significantly affected the diversity of A. conyzoides [ 20 ].…”

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Turning Waste into Beneficial Resource: Implication of Ageratum conyzoides L. in Sustainable Agriculture, Environment and Biopharma Sectors

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The annual herb, Ageratum conyzoides L. (Asteraceae), is distributed throughout the world. Although invasive, it can be very useful as a source of essential oils, pharmaceuticals, biopesticides, and bioenergy. However, very limited information exists on the molecular basis of its different utility as previous investigations were mainly focused on phytochemical/biological activity profiling. Here we have explored various properties of A. conyzoides that may offer environmental, ecological, agricultural, and health benefits. As this aromatic plant harbors many important secondary metabolites that may have various implications, biotechnological interventions such as genomics, metabolomics and tissue-culture can be indispensable tools for their mass-production. Further, A. conyzoides acts as a natural reservoir of begomoviruses affecting a wide range of plant species. As the mechanisms of disease spreading and crop infection are not fully clear, whole-genome sequencing and various advanced molecular technologies including RNAi, CRISPER/Cas9, multi-omics approaches, etc., may aid to decipher the molecular mechanism of such disease development and thus, can be useful in crop protection. Overall, improved knowledge of A. conyzoides is not only essential for developing sustainable weed control strategy but can also offer potential ways for biomedicinal, environment, safe and clean agriculture applications. Supplementary Information The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s12033-021-00409-5.

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Growth and Tomato Nutrition Content with Bandotan (Ageratum ConyzoidesL) Bokashi Applied

Cited by 7 publications

References 6 publications

Improvement of soil quality using bokashi composting and NPK fertilizer to increase shallot yield on dry land

Improvement of soil quality using bokashi composting and NPK fertilizer to increase shallot yield on dry land

Role of Organic Manure Bokashi Improving Plant Growth and Nutrition: A Review

Turning Waste into Beneficial Resource: Implication of Ageratum conyzoides L. in Sustainable Agriculture, Environment and Biopharma Sectors

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