THE EFFECT OF PROCESSING OF FERTILIZER DENSIFICATION ON INCREASING OF NITROGEN YIELD ON WHEAT CROP (TRITICIUM SPP.)

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ALEMI H.; KIANMEHR M.H.; BORGHAEI A.M.; ALMASI M.

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Journal: PLANT AND ECOSYSTEM Year:2011 | Volume:7 | Issue:27-2 (SUPPLEMENT) Page(s): 45-56

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THE EFFECT OF PROCESSING OF FERTILIZER DENSIFICATION ON INCREASING OF NITROGEN YIELD ON WHEAT CROP (TRITICIUM SPP.)

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ALEMI H. | KIANMEHR M.H. | BORGHAEI A.M. | ALMASI M. | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

PELLETQ3

MANUREQ1

NITROGENQ2

DURABILITY AND NITROGEN EFFICIENCYQ2

Abstract

Manure and urea (46% NITROGEN) are important resources for organic and chemical NITROGEN which improve the crop production. However there are many factors consist of low density of MANURE, rapidly nitrification and environmental pollution that limit the application of these materials. In this research, the suggested solution was the densification technology with molding MANURE composit into PELLET. Durability properties of PELLETs determined within moisture content range 11 and 24% (w.b.) and particle size of materials were observed. Obtained results showed that hardness and durability of PELLETs increased with decrease in moisture content and particle size of material. This study focused on the evaluation of the effect of PELLET processing on decreasing of nitrification in wheat crop (Triticium aestivum.). In this research, usage of fertilizer PELLETs was evaluated on the base of randomized complete – block design. These treatments consist of different compression and three different urea rates.According to the statistical analysis, significant difference between treatments was observed. In addition through mean comparison by Duncan test, the seventh treatment with the most compact and least urea level, was high amony other treatments.Due to slow decomposition of compacted PELLET, there was an increase yield in this treeement, that results in gradual. NITROGEN release in soil and observing the increase of NITROGEN efficiency in wheat crop.Therefore PELLET herlilizer canbe considered as a resource of Nfertilizer that cannot be analyzed because its durability and density. The solwrelease feature of NITROGENleads to increasing NITROGEN efficiency I soil. In addition the use of these fertilizers causes the reduction in leaching losses and enhancing NITROGEN uptake.

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ALEMI, H., KIANMEHR, M.H., BORGHAEI, A.M., & ALMASI, M.. (2011). THE EFFECT OF PROCESSING OF FERTILIZER DENSIFICATION ON INCREASING OF NITROGEN YIELD ON WHEAT CROP (TRITICIUM SPP.). PLANT AND ECOSYSTEM, 7(27-2 (SUPPLEMENT)), 45-56. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/145275/en

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ALEMI H., KIANMEHR M.H., BORGHAEI A.M., ALMASI M.. THE EFFECT OF PROCESSING OF FERTILIZER DENSIFICATION ON INCREASING OF NITROGEN YIELD ON WHEAT CROP (TRITICIUM SPP.). PLANT AND ECOSYSTEM[Internet]. 2011;7(27-2 (SUPPLEMENT)):45-56. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/145275/en

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H. ALEMI, M.H. KIANMEHR, A.M. BORGHAEI, and M. ALMASI, “THE EFFECT OF PROCESSING OF FERTILIZER DENSIFICATION ON INCREASING OF NITROGEN YIELD ON WHEAT CROP (TRITICIUM SPP.),” PLANT AND ECOSYSTEM, vol. 7, no. 27-2 (SUPPLEMENT), pp. 45–56, 2011, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/145275/en

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