ROOT BIOMASS ACCUMULATION IN VETCH (Vicia sativa L.) AFTER TREATMENT WITH ORGANIC FERTILIZER

Vasileva, V.

doi:10.7904/2068-4738-vi(11)-100

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“…However, it should be noted that most of them has several benefits over traditional fertilizers (Hossain and Jahan, 2015). For instance, humic acids stimulate the growth of the root system of the plants and represent an excellent fertilizer in the modern trends such as sustainable agriculture and organic farming (Vasileva, 2015). On the other hand, some of the cons of the eco-friendly fertilizers include negative impacts to the environment including increased emissions of gases during production; additionally, they are expensive, which currently limits their use to specialty crops (Chen et al, 2018).…”

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Evaluation of the cytogenetic effects of Quantis biostimulant in Allium sativum cells

Olaru

Roșculete

Bonciu

et al. 2020

Not Bot Horti Agrobo

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The integration of plant biostimulants use to improve the efficiency of crop production can contribute to increasing the agronomic efficiency. Through this study we aimed to investigate the cytogenetic effects of the Quantis biostimulant on the meristematic cells of Allium sativum (garlic), at different concentrations (1, 1.5 and 2.5%) for 8 and 24 h. The results obtained showed that, at 1 and 1.5% concentration, Quantis induced the increase of the mitotic division intensity in A. sativum cells, both during at 8 and 24 h of treatment, compared to the untreated control variant. This fact suggests that, at the respective concentrations, Quantis improves the growth and development processes of the plant. In contrast, at 2.5% concentration, the index of mitotic division decreased by 36.6% (at 8 h), respectively by 64.9% (at 24 h of treatment), compared to the control. Also, at 2.5% Quantis, some chromosomal aberrations and nuclear anomalies were recorded: sticky and laggards’ chromosomes, C-mitosis, micronucleus, nuclear bud and nuclear dissolution. These results suggest that when is used in high concentrations, Quantis induces some cytotoxic and genotoxic effects on A. sativum, which can disrupt the plant growth.

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Evaluation of the cytogenetic effects of Quantis biostimulant in Allium sativum cells

Olaru

Roșculete

Bonciu

et al. 2020

Not Bot Horti Agrobo

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“…The medicinal properties of P.abies are caused by chemicals included in its composition are: essential oils; tannin, resines, erebentin, acetic acid, carotenoids, amino acids, bitter substances, resin, waxes, phytonocides, gums, mineral substances, vitamins C, B1, E, B3, B2, PP, K [3]. In different parts of P.abies contain a different number of useful components.…”

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“…The resin of P.abies is composed of lignans and other substances with a strong antioxidant effect. P.abies [3]. Phyto therapists recommend the syrup of P.abies buds in the treatment of rheumatic pain, headaches and migraines.…”

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EAES

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The components of P.abies were asked as natural treatments many years ago. Thus, P.abies has enjoyed great appreciation, its therapeutic qualities being used today as natural remedies for treating various diseases. Fresh cones and buds by P.abies they were the perfect remedy against cough (syrup is prepared from them). Liver affections were healed with the infusion prepared from the tips of the young branches of P.abies. Ointments based on P.abies resin were the right treatment for cure healing, cuts and other external skin conditions. P.abies is also known for its anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antiseptic and toning properties.

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“…The profitability of mushroom growing depends not only on the organization of the growing process, but also on the quality of the planting material. Varieties (strains) of champignons are different in size, color and taste [9].…”

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The use of developed mushroom compost in crop cultivation technology

Zubkova,

Pityurina,

Vinogradov

2023

BIO Web Conf.

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The scientific work analyzes experimental data on the cultivation of potatoes and rapeseed using elements of biologization in conditions of Ryazan region. Two-year studies have been carried out to study the effect of developed mushroom compost on the yield of potato tubers and rape of various varieties cultivated on dark gray forest soils of Ryazan region. The use of spent mushroom compost is a promising technique that allows to increase the productivity of crops and obtain environmentally friendly products. When cultivating potatoes and spring rape, first, bare fallow was used as a precursor, and then the introduction of 84 t/ha of fresh mushroom compost for the main processing of potatoes and 80 t/ha for spring rape, immediately after harvesting mushrooms in the form of developed blocks. In the second option, 95 t/ha of mushroom compost was used for potatoes and 89 t/ha was used for spring rape, after a year of storage of spent mushroom blocks. As a result of the use of two types of mushroom compost, the foliage of plants improved: on average, the largest increase in leaves was obtained in the option with fresh compost. Its use immediately after harvesting mushrooms exceeded the control by 12.8%, and the use of compost after a year of storage caused 7.6% increase. The highest average marketability of tubers for all varieties was noted in the option with fresh mushroom compost and averaged 80.8% for all varieties, which was 9.1% more than the control. The productivity of spring rape seeds increased when using mushroom compost as a fertilizer. The introduction of fresh compost under the main tillage increased the rape productivity by 2.9 dt/ha, and rotted compost by 1.9 dt/ha compared with the control. For all varieties of potatoes, the yield with fresh mushroom compost increased by 37.8 dt/ha or 20.1% compared to the control, and for the variant after a year storage of mushroom compost, the yield increased by 23.8 dt/ha or 11.3 %.

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ROOT BIOMASS ACCUMULATION IN VETCH (Vicia sativa L.) AFTER TREATMENT WITH ORGANIC FERTILIZER

Cited by 11 publications

References 9 publications

Evaluation of the cytogenetic effects of Quantis biostimulant in Allium sativum cells

Evaluation of the cytogenetic effects of Quantis biostimulant in Allium sativum cells

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The use of developed mushroom compost in crop cultivation technology

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