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[en] This greenhouse study conducted on a Mediterranean Terra Rose soil in an unheated plastic greenhouse was designed to investigate the response of drip-irrigated tomatoes (Lycopersicon esculentum Mill.) and peppers (Capsicum annum) to four nitrogen levels continually applied with irrigation stream. Water containing 0,67,134 or 201 mgN/l and uniformly supplied with 80 and 240 mg/l of P and K, respectively, were applied two times a week. Three adjacent plants in each plot were fertigated with N15 labeled NH4S2O4 (2% a.e. enrichment). For each plant the amount of water, P, K and the N15 applied through the bottles was to that amount applied through a single dripper. In addition to the fertigation soil application of 400 kgN/ha was included with three adjacent plants in each plot were fertilized receiving N15 labeled (3.3 % a.e. enrichment) The total amount of water applied was 392 mm and the resulting N application totals ranged from 200 to 600 kgN/ha. According to the results obtained, the maximum yield of tomatoes and peppers were achieved with 67 mgN/l (200 kgN/ha) treatment. The percentage fertilizer utilization by tomatoes was highest with 67 mgN/l (200 kgN/ha), which was followed by 134 mgN/l (400 kgN/ha) .The percentage fertilizer utilization was the lowest with 201 mgN/l (600 kgN/ha) or soil application (400 kgN/ha). The results indicated that the percentage fertilizer utilization of tomatoes was significantly greater by the fertigation than the soil application of N at the same level fertilization (400 kgN/ha). The fertilizer N uptake by peppers was significantly greater with 134 mgN/l (400 kgN/ha) than the other applications. The results indicated that although the percentage fertilizer utilization was the same, the fertilizer N uptake by peppers was significantly greater with the fertigation than the soil application of N at the same level fertilization (400 kgN/ha)
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[en] In order to determine the Nsub2-fixation capacities of lentil, vetch, chickpea and fodderpea in a legume-wheat rotation by using the A-value method of N15 technique, and to assess the amount of carry-over of N to wheat from the previous legume as well as water contribution of fallow, wheat and legumes to the following wheat under rainfed Central Anatolia conditions field experiments were conducted in 1992 and 1993 at three different provinces using completely randomized block design with 5 replications. Results we obtained showed that %Ndff values among legumesdid not differ significantly neither within or between locations. Legumesvaried significantly (P<0.05) in their %Ndfa values at each location and highest values of %Ndfa were obtained at Eskisehir. In general, %Ndfa varied from59-84, and 36-85 for chickpea,lentils and vetchs. The evaluation of the yield and N data obtained in 1993 indicated that lentil (winter or summer) -wheat rotation at Ankara and Eskisehir conditions and chickpea-wheat rotation at Konya conditions should be prefered, due to the higher seed and total yields, higher N yields and higher %NUE values obtained from these rotations in comparison to the others. In order to estimate the carry-over of nitrogen from legumes to the succeeding wheat crop, % nitrogen derived from unknown (%Ndfu) were also calculated. Highest amount of carry-over from the legumesto the succeeding wheat were 31.1 kgN/ha from summer lentil at Ankara; 16.9 kgN/ha from summer lentil at Eskisehir; and 8.0 kgN/ha from chickpea at Konya. These results obtined showed that a lentil-wheat rotation at Ankara and Eskisehir and a chickpea-wheat rotation at Konya. Mean while, the evaluation of the soil and WUE data at both Eskisehir and Ankara indicated that winter lentil-wheat rotation should be prefered in these areas due to more efficient use of water by wheat crop after this rotation system
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2 figs, 10 tables and 15 refs.
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Oezalp, N.; Sac, M.; Tanbay, A.; Yener, G.
Presentations of the 1. Eurasia Conference on Nuclear Science and Its Application. Vol.12001
Presentations of the 1. Eurasia Conference on Nuclear Science and Its Application. Vol.12001
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[en] In this study, activities of radioactive polonium and natural radionuclide concentrations in fertilizer most consumed in agricultural lands in Turkey were measured. Fertilizers containing phosphorus and potassium increase yield and quality. But, they contain some radionuclides. These radionuclides dissolve in water and first transport into plants and then transport from plants to humans. In the latest years, artificial fertilizing has replaced natural fertilizing in agriculture. Therefore, fruits and vegetables contain radionuclides those are found in artificial fertilizers. In this study, electrochemical deposition technique with alpha counting method was used for determining the radioactivity level of polonium in fertilizers. Radium, potassium and thorium concentrations were measured by gamma spectrometry. TSP, MAP, DSP,MKP, (15-15-15), (18-18-18), (20-20-20) compost fertilizers consumed at most has been analyzed and the results were evaluated with respect to human health
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Turkish Atomic Energy Authority, Ankara (Turkey); International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria); OECD/Nuclear Energy Agency, Paris (France); State Planning Organization, Ankara (Turkey); Ege University, Izmir (Turkey); Institute of Nuclear Physics of Uzbekistan Academy of Science, Taskent (Uzbekistan); National Acedemy of Science of Kyrgyzstan, Biskek (Kyrgyzstan); Institute of Nuclear Physics of National Nuclear Center of Kazakhstan, Almaty (Kazakhstan); Academy of Science of Azerbaijan, Baku (Azerbaijan); 642 p; ISBN 975-19-2768-4;
; 2001; p. 448-453; 1. Eurasia Conference on Nuclear Science and Its Application; 1. Avrasya Nuekleer Bilimler ve Uygulamalari Konferansi; Izmir (Turkey); 23-27 Oct 2000; Available from Turkish Atomic Energy Authority, Ankara (Turkey)

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Li, Yue; Li, Na; Luo, Peiyu; Wang, Yue; Dai, Jian; Yang, Jinfeng, E-mail: yangjinfeng7672@163.com2017
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[en] In response to the Ministry of agriculture’s action plan for chemical fertilizer reductions and organic fertilizers instead of fertilizersand discuss the optimum consumption and proportion of peanut biochar-based fertilization.Six different fertilization treatments were set up:C40, C50(standard consumption), C60, C40+M, C30+M and C20+M. Seelding height, chlorophyll content and total biomass were also measured on 6th, 2017. The results showed that C20+M treatment had the highest plant height and the highest biomass in Peanut Seedlings, while the content of chlorophyll increased with the amount of biochar applied. (paper)
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FMSP 2017: 1. International Conference on Frontiers of Materials Synthesis and Processing; Changsha (China); 28-29 Oct 2017; Available from http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/274/1/012078; Country of input: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
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IOP Conference Series. Materials Science and Engineering (Online); ISSN 1757-899X;
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Rojas Cabezas, E.; Murillo Soto, M.
Universidad de Costa Rica (Costa Rica)2001
Universidad de Costa Rica (Costa Rica)2001
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[en] The manual of inorganic solid fertilizers of Costa Rica presents as first the description of some nutritious characteristics of the main ones, such as functions, content, forms, symptoms of deficiency among others. Some of the chemical physical characteristics of the included materials were used as prime materials. There is also in the Manual a listing of the main sources fertilizers used in Costa Rica, as well as the main processes of production of fertilizers, while they are considered several listings with the products that the different commercial houses have to disposition of the publish. Finally a summary of the imports of fertilizers is made in Costa Rica during the years 1998, 1999 and 2000, to finish with the general listing of all the products fertilizers registered in Costa Rica, under the order N-P2O5-K2O. (Author)
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El manual de fertilizantes solidos inorganicos de Costa Rica presenta como primera la descripcion de algunas caracteristicas de los principales nutrientes, tales como funciones, contenido, formas, sintomas de deficiencia entre otros. Se incluyeron algunas de las caracteristicas fisico quimicas de los materiales utilizados como materias primas. Tambien hay en el Manual un listado de las principales fuentes fertilizantes utilizadas en Costa Rica, asi como los principales procesos de fabricacion de fertilizantes, mientras que se consideran varios listados con los productos que las diferentes casas comerciales tienen a disposicion del publico. Finalmente se hace un resumen de las importaciones de fertilizantes en Costa Rica durante los anos 1998, 1999 y 2000, para terminar con el listado general de todos los productos fertilizantes registrados en Costa Rica, bajo el orden N-P2O5-K2O. (Author)Original Title
Manual de Fertilizantes Solidos Inorganicos de Costa Rica
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2001; 55 p; Available from Biblioteca Luis Demetrio Tinoco, Universidad de Costa Rica; Tabs., refs., ills.; Thesis (Lic.)
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Makhdum, M.I.; Din, S.; Pervez, H.; Ashraf, M.
Proceedings of the first international conference on environmentally sustainable development v. 1-32005
Proceedings of the first international conference on environmentally sustainable development v. 1-32005
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[en] Land salinization is one of the major desertification processes in Pakistan. Salinization occurs both naturally and as a result of human activities. Salinity has very adverse social, economic and health problems. Field studies were carried out to quantify the impact of addition of potassium chloride [muriate of potash (MOP)] fertilize on the accumulation and distribution of chloride in the soil profile. The treatments were consisted of 0, 57, 114 and 228 kg Cl ha/sup -1/ in form of MOP fertilizer. Cotton crop was used as test crop. The total quantity of applied irrigation water and total precipitation was 2581 m/sup 3/ ha/sup -1/ and 86 mm, respectively. Results showed that application of 228 kg Cl ha/sup -1/ raised the level of Cr from 4.9 to 7.2 meq L/sup -1/ in the upper 0-30 cm soil profile. Chloride content was higher at lower depths because of addition of 57 to 228 kg Cl ha/sup -l/ in the form of MOP. The addition K-fertilizer in the form of MOP raised the level of Cl content by 76.5 percent over added of the same quantity in the form of potassium sulphate [sulphate of potash (SOP)]. These studies show that continuous application of MOP would lead to accumulation of Cl in the soils. This is more particularly in the arid environment of Multan, where rainfall is scanty and insufficient to leach down Cl to the lower soil horizons. (author)
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Raja, I.A. (ed.); Dept. of Environmental Sciences, COMSATS Inst. of Information Technology, Abbottabad (Pakistan); 1980 p; 2005; p. 1415-1422; 1. International conference on environmentally sustainable development; Islamabad (Pakistan); 7-12 Jun 2004; Available from COMSATS Inst. of Information Technology, Dept. of Environmental Sciences, University Road, Abbottabad, Pakistan
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Aliriso Mahmudpur
Tajik State National University(Tajikistan)2013
Tajik State National University(Tajikistan)2013
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[en] Present article is devoted to study of nitrogen influence on potato yield. The potato belongs to number of the major agricultural crops and has specific requirements for root nutrition. This important biological feature causes a weak root system. For normal growth, development and yield accumulation potatoes needs more nutrients. High yields of potatoes prepared by introducing organic and mineral fertilizers. Application of the increased doses of nitrogen fertilizers leads to powerful development of aboveground mass. (author)
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Issledovaniye vliyaniya azota na urozhaynost' kartoshki
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Available from http://elibrary.ru/
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Vestnik Natsionalnogo Universiteta; ISSN 1993-6923;
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[en] A field experiment was conducted on sandy loam soil at IARI farm, New Delhi to evaluate the effect of FYM and sulphur on fertilizer N utilisation by wheat. The experiment was laid down in a randomized block design with three replications at three levels of substitution of recommended N by FYM, 50, 25 and 0 percent and three levels of sulphur 0, 20 and 40 kg S ha-1 to wheat. Twenty five percent substituted N through FYM recorded highest grain yield. Sulphur application resulted in 2-6 percent increase in yield, fertilizer N utilization ranged from 33 to 45.7 percent and fertilizer N recovery was 66 to 94.5 percent. Higher fertilizer N recovery was associated wth lower rate of fertilizer N application. FYM and S application increased fertilizer N recovery in wheat by 12-22 percent and 2-9 percent, respectively. (author)
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Journal of Nuclear Agriculture and Biology; CODEN JNABDS; v. 37(3-4); p. 130-136
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Hoe, P.C.K.; Mariani Deraman; Maznah Mahmud, E-mail: mariani@nuclearmalaysia.gov.my2019
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[en] Low cost and effective agriculture inputs are essential for sustainable agriculture production. Biofertilizer and liquid low molecular weight chitosan (LMC), otherwise well known as oligochitosan, produced from natural resources are alternatives to reduce dependency on chemical fertilizers and chemical based pesticides and pest repellents. Previous studies showed combination of biofertilizer and LMC enhanced productivity. Normal practices were to apply biofertilizer and LMC separately. These practices were labour intensive and time costing. Biofertilizer contains living microorganisms, and thus there was a concern on deleterious effect when oligochitosan was applied together with biofertilizer. The objective of the present study is to determine survival and shelf life of a biofertilizer microorganism in mixture with LMC. Acinetobacter baumannii (AP1) is a multifunctional biofertilizer bacterium with nitrogen (N2) fixation, phosphate solubilisation and potassium solubilisation capabilities. AP1 was mixed with LMC. The mixtures were kept at room and cool temperature. The population of AP1 was determined monthly by serial dilution method. Results showed survival and shelf life of AP1 were good even after two months storage at room and cool temperature. The study will continue for up to six-month storage. (author)
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2019; 5 p; NTC 2019: Nuclear Technical Convention 2019; Bangi (Malaysia); 22-24 Oct 2019; Available in Malaysian Nuclear Agency Document Delivery Center; Oral presentation
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Gorenkova, L.G.; Giyasidinov, B.B.; Abdullaev, Kh.A.; Kabgov, Kh.B.; Valiev, Yu.Ya.; Mamatov, E.D.; Kholikova, G.T., E-mail: hamdamikabk@mail.ru, E-mail: ergash76@mail.ru
Republican Scientific and Practical Conference 'Prospects of Innovation Technologies in the Development of Chemical Industry in Tajikistan' Proceedings2017
Republican Scientific and Practical Conference 'Prospects of Innovation Technologies in the Development of Chemical Industry in Tajikistan' Proceedings2017
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[en] The influence of phosphorous fertilizers obtained from phosphorites of Karatag Deposit on cotton growth and development has been studied in the present work. The morphological parameters of cotton at introduction of various norms of phosphorous fertilizers in the phase of mass flowering and beginning of fruit formation have been defined. The preliminary results on initial phases of growth and development of cotton have been discussed.
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Vliyanie fosfornykh udobreniy, poluchennykh iz fosforitov Karatagskogo mestorozhdeniya na rost i razvitie khlopchatnika
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Tajik National University, Dushanbe (Tajikistan); 124 p; 2017; p. 58-61; Republican Scientific and Practical Conference 'Prospects of Innovation Technologies in the Development of Chemical Industry in Tajikistan'; Dushanbe (Tajikistan); 27 Oct 2017; Also available from the library of Tajik National University
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