The Effects of Nano Phosphatic Fertilizer Application on the Productivity of Some Egyptian Rice Varieties (Oryza Sativa L.)

Sorour, F. A.; Metwally, T. F.; Eldegwy, I.; Eleisawy, E.M.; Zidan, A. A.

doi:10.15666/aeer/1806_76737684

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“…In order to conform to the concept of "sustainable development" advocated by the current state, we need to adjust the agricultural structure. Since the emergence of low-carbon agriculture in China, many scholars have explored it [17,18]. e necessity of developing a low-carbon economy: developing a low-carbon economy can reduce the loss of GDP due to global warming; low-carbon industries have become a new driving force for economic growth; developing a low-carbon economy can resist market risks brought about by trade barriers.…”

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Application of a Nano-Enhanced Fertilizer in the Development of Agricultural Low-Carbon Economy in the Yangtze River Economic Belt

Li¹

2022

Advances in Materials Science and Engineering

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The application of fertilizers can increase the yield of crops. Nano-fertilizer is a nano-organic fertilizer, which is an organic fertilizer with very fine particles. The effect of chemical fertilizers is better than that of general chemical fertilizers, which can effectively improve soil organic matter and is beneficial to the growth of crops. Organic fertilizers mainly refer to commercial organic fertilizers produced by high-temperature composting and fermentation of organic solid wastes such as livestock and poultry manure, crop straw, etc., eliminating toxic and harmful substances and being rich in nutrients including organic acids and peptides. Low-carbon economy refers to an economic model that uses various means to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and achieve good ecological operations under the guidance of the concept of sustainable development. With the increase in the global population and the continuous growth of the economic scale, environmental problems and consequences caused by the use of conventional energy such as fossil energy are constantly recognized by people. Under this background, the low-carbon economy emerges as the times require. This paper aims to study the application of nano-enhanced fertilizers in the development of agricultural low-carbon economy in the Yangtze River Economic Belt. In today’s low-carbon economy, the combination of nano-efficiency fertilizers and agricultural production is conducive to improving the utilization rate of chemical fertilizers and reducing carbon emissions. This paper analyzes the carbon sink capacity of farmland ecosystems and the elements affecting the growth of LCA. This provides a basis for the exploration of farmland ecosystems. It expounds the relevant concepts of low-carbon economy and briefly discusses the agricultural carbon emissions in the Yangtze River Economic Belt. The experimental results in this paper show that the enteric fermentation of dairy cows will produce 60 kg of methane and 15 kg of feces. Sheep enteric fermentation produces 4 kg of methane and fecal emissions of 0.13 kg. According to the data, the carbon emission of dairy cows is much greater than that of sheep.

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Application of a Nano-Enhanced Fertilizer in the Development of Agricultural Low-Carbon Economy in the Yangtze River Economic Belt

Li¹

2022

Advances in Materials Science and Engineering

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“…The application of phosphorus fertilizers, increased the number of tillers / m 2 , the number of branches / panicle, filled grains number / panicle, 1000-grain weight (g), grain yield (t ha -1 ) and straw yield (t ha -1 ) for Sakha107 variety. Consequently, application of phosphorus as superphosphate or nano-phosphorus enhanced grain quality characteristics as well as nitrogen and phosphorus content in milled grains (Sorourl et al 2020).…”

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Sakha 107 Egyptian Rice Variety with High Yielding and Good Grain Quality under Water Shortage

Abd-Allah

Gharieb

2022

Journal of Plant Production

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Sakha107 was released in 2016 as a high yielding cultivar, good grain quality and short stature with earliness under water shortage in Egypt. Sakha107 was developed from single crossing between Giza 177 and BL1. The cross had initiated in 2000, as F1 then was forward to F2-F5 segregating populations and advanced up to 2006 to reach stability, uniformity and homozygosis up to F6. The promising line GZ8710-3-2-1-1 exceeded all selected lines and was evaluated from 2007 to 2016 in multi-location yield trials, regional, final, verification, DUS, VCU experiments and demonstration yield trials. Sakha 107 cultivar have good agronomical traits i.e., good root system, seedling vigor, tillering ability, short stature, earliness duration 123 day, erect leaves, high leaf area index, high reproductive tillers, large panicles, short grain shape, high grain yield 9.45 and 6.5 t ha -1 under both normal and drought conditions ,respectively and straw yield with high harvest index 42.0 % as well as milling, chemicals, cooking characteristics, and resistance to the major diseases such as blast, brown spot, false smut, white tip nematode and Bakanae, in addition to high genetic potential for productivity where the productivity in the demonstration field was 4.3 t/fed and 3.7 t/fed for adjacent field in different governorates during the periods 2017 to 2019 seasons . It is an outstanding new cultivar to released and recommended for cultivation in the various rice-producing regions, mainly in areas that are exposed to declining water irrigation and resources in Egypt.

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“…Increased grain production results from its application, which encourages root growth, nutrient absorption, and photosynthetic effectiveness [62]. Application of phosphorus as superphosphate or nanophosphorus enhanced grain quality characteristics as well as nitrogen and phosphorus content in milled grains [63].…”

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Efficient Use of Nano-fertilizer for Increasing Productivity and Profitability along with Maintain Sustainability in Rice Crop: A Review

Kumar,

Singh,

Maurya

et al. 2023

IJECC

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The need for food and the expanding global population have put enormous pressure on agriculture to increase crop yield while preserving sustainability. Since rice is a staple diet for millions of people, novel methods are needed to increase yields without harming the environment. The possible advantages of using nano fertilizers in rice farming are examined in this abstract in order to raise yields, increase farmer profitability, and ensure long-term sustainability. Nano-sized carriers created for effective nutrient delivery to crops are called nano fertilizers, an innovative application of nanotechnology in agriculture. Their special qualities, such as their large surface area and regulated release mechanisms, allow for the targeted supply of nutrients to rice plants, improving nutrient uptake and utilization. Nano-fertilizers successfully optimize nutrient availability as a consequence, increasing crop output. According to studies, using nano fertilizers in rice farming increases grain yields because plants are better able to absorb and assimilate nutrients. The crop's resistance to environmental challenges and disease strains is strengthened as a result of this enhanced nutrient utilization, which also boosts yield and contributes to sustainable rice farming practices. Furthermore, nano fertilizers offer cost-effectiveness and increased profitability for farmers. Despite their initial higher cost, the efficient nutrient delivery of nano fertilizers reduces the overall application rate required compared to conventional fertilizers. This reduction in input costs translates to improved profitability for farmers, promoting economic sustainability in rice production.

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The Effects of Nano Phosphatic Fertilizer Application on the Productivity of Some Egyptian Rice Varieties (Oryza Sativa L.)

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Application of a Nano-Enhanced Fertilizer in the Development of Agricultural Low-Carbon Economy in the Yangtze River Economic Belt

Application of a Nano-Enhanced Fertilizer in the Development of Agricultural Low-Carbon Economy in the Yangtze River Economic Belt

Sakha 107 Egyptian Rice Variety with High Yielding and Good Grain Quality under Water Shortage

Efficient Use of Nano-fertilizer for Increasing Productivity and Profitability along with Maintain Sustainability in Rice Crop: A Review

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