Salinity-Calcium Interactions on Chlorophyllase Activity of Two Green Algae Differing in Their Salt Tolerance

Abdel-Basset, Refat; Ahmed-Hamad, A. M.; Hakimi, A. M. A.

doi:10.1007/978-94-009-0173-5_875

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“…Among many, some Industrial heavy wastes like fly ash and paper factory sludge are sufficiently potent of enhancing soil pH besides being very rich sources of various plant nutrients (Mesa, 1991;Sims et al, 1993;Guerini et al, 1994). Fly ash also contains heavy metals in its composition so it can be used in agriculture as a source of fertilizer for soil which can increase the plant growth performance (Abdel et al, 1995). The use of fly ash reduced the growth of several soil borne pathogenic microbes whereas the population of Rhizobium sp.…”

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Response of wheat cultivar (PBW-343) to fly ash amended soil

Vashistha¹,

Tejasvi²

2023

EEC

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The large amount of fly ash produced in the process of power generation through coal based thermal power stations is a matter of great environmental concern. Proper handling of this huge amount of fly ash is badly needed. As we know that fly ash is a coal residue, so it is entirely organic in nature. It has different micro and macro nutrients like soil. The present study was performed to find out the effect of fly ash on different growth and yield parameters of wheat through field experiments. Fly ash (FA), organic manure like farmyard manure (FYM) and chemical fertilizer (CF) were used alone and also in different combinations. In relation to different parameters it was seen that combined application of fly ash and chemical fertilizer with farmyard manure helped in improving the estimated various growth characters as compared to fly ash alone and control.

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