EVALUATION OF IRON SLAG EFFICIENCY ON TOMATO IN ARAK AGRICULTURAL LAND

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BAGHAEI A.H.; NADERI GH.R.; CHAVOSHI S.; HONARJOU N.; KESHAVARZI M.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE Year:2008 | Volume:3 | Issue:2 Page(s): 208-218

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EVALUATION OF IRON SLAG EFFICIENCY ON TOMATO IN ARAK AGRICULTURAL LAND

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IRON SLAGQ3

TOMATOQ3

FERTILIZING EFFICIENCYQ3

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Iron chlorosis is widespread and severe in horticuture and some field crops in alkaline and calcareous soils in center of Iran. In this research the possibility of using by-products of Mobarakeh Steel Complex (slag) as Fe fertilizer was investigated. This component consists of 18% Fe2O3. This pot experiment was conducted using two soils with a pH nearly 7 in Arak province. Treatments consisted of control, 1, 2, 4 percent slag mixed in with the soils, 1 and 2 percent acidified slag (pH 4.7) and FeEDDHA (5 mg Fe/kg).Tomato (cv. Ch.Flat) was chosen as a test plant. Application of 2% slag, 1% acidified slag and FeEDDHA in soil 1 and all of the treatments except 4% slag in soil 2 increased the dry matter yield significantly compared to the control treatment. Iron, manganese (Mn) and in some treatments phosphorous uptake showed the positive correlation with dry matter yield of TOMATO. No correlation between phosphorous and crop dry matter in other treatments could be due to the antagonistic effect between phosphorous and zinc.

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BAGHAEI, A.H., NADERI, GH.R., CHAVOSHI, S., HONARJOU, N., & KESHAVARZI, M.. (2008). EVALUATION OF IRON SLAG EFFICIENCY ON TOMATO IN ARAK AGRICULTURAL LAND. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE, 3(2), 208-218. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/115269/en

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BAGHAEI A.H., NADERI GH.R., CHAVOSHI S., HONARJOU N., KESHAVARZI M.. EVALUATION OF IRON SLAG EFFICIENCY ON TOMATO IN ARAK AGRICULTURAL LAND. JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE[Internet]. 2008;3(2):208-218. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/115269/en

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A.H. BAGHAEI, GH.R. NADERI, S. CHAVOSHI, N. HONARJOU, and M. KESHAVARZI, “EVALUATION OF IRON SLAG EFFICIENCY ON TOMATO IN ARAK AGRICULTURAL LAND,” JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE, vol. 3, no. 2, pp. 208–218, 2008, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/115269/en

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