INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECTS AND COSTS OF SUPER ABSORBENT POLYMER APPLICATION ON PLANTS SURVIVAL IN PLANTING PROJECTS (CASE STUDY: SEMNAN PROVINCE)

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JAFARI MOHAMMAD; TAVILI ALI; ESMAEILPOUR YAHYA; AZARNIVAND HOSSEIN; ZARE MOHAMMAD; ASGHARI HAMID REZA

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Journal: Journal of Range and Watershed Managment Year:2016 | Volume:68 | Issue:4 Page(s): 725-738

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INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECTS AND COSTS OF SUPER ABSORBENT POLYMER APPLICATION ON PLANTS SURVIVAL IN PLANTING PROJECTS (CASE STUDY: SEMNAN PROVINCE)

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HYDROGELQ2

PLANTINGQ2

SEMNAN PROVINCEQ2

SOIL SALINITYQ1

SURVIVINGQ2

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In this study the effects and costs of application of two kinds of super absorbent polymer on the establishment and SURVIVING of seedlings was investigated. Experiments were done in the field and on two kind of soil with different salinity (EC: 4.5 and 8 dsm-1). The results showed: the establishment rate of seedling in control was about 40 percent. The percentage of seedling establishment in the HYDROGEL treatments significantly increased and statistically is equal to the optimal SURVIVING of the seedling (80%). SOIL SALINITY on seedling establishment in the same treatments did not produce significant differences. The results were compared with a similar project to determine the costs and benefits. Based on the results a 30 percent reduction in water usage per round and 33 to 50% reduction in the number of irrigation replicate were recorded. The costs in compare to the normal project varied from -2 to 29% respectively for treatment HerbosorbÒ 0.5% and Aquasorb 1%. The treatments HerbosorbÒ and Aquasorb with usage level of 0.5% caused about 2.5% for each one percent increasing in the cost. There is no significant increase in the percentage of seedling survival by using 1% super-absorbent compared to 0.5%.

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JAFARI, MOHAMMAD, TAVILI, ALI, ESMAEILPOUR, YAHYA, AZARNIVAND, HOSSEIN, ZARE, MOHAMMAD, & ASGHARI, HAMID REZA. (2016). INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECTS AND COSTS OF SUPER ABSORBENT POLYMER APPLICATION ON PLANTS SURVIVAL IN PLANTING PROJECTS (CASE STUDY: SEMNAN PROVINCE). JOURNAL OF RANGE AND WATERSHED MANAGEMENT (IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES), 68(4), 725-738. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/162264/en

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JAFARI MOHAMMAD, TAVILI ALI, ESMAEILPOUR YAHYA, AZARNIVAND HOSSEIN, ZARE MOHAMMAD, ASGHARI HAMID REZA. INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECTS AND COSTS OF SUPER ABSORBENT POLYMER APPLICATION ON PLANTS SURVIVAL IN PLANTING PROJECTS (CASE STUDY: SEMNAN PROVINCE). JOURNAL OF RANGE AND WATERSHED MANAGEMENT (IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES)[Internet]. 2016;68(4):725-738. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/162264/en

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MOHAMMAD JAFARI, ALI TAVILI, YAHYA ESMAEILPOUR, HOSSEIN AZARNIVAND, MOHAMMAD ZARE, and HAMID REZA ASGHARI, “INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECTS AND COSTS OF SUPER ABSORBENT POLYMER APPLICATION ON PLANTS SURVIVAL IN PLANTING PROJECTS (CASE STUDY: SEMNAN PROVINCE),” JOURNAL OF RANGE AND WATERSHED MANAGEMENT (IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES), vol. 68, no. 4, pp. 725–738, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/162264/en

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