STUDYING THE EFFECTS OF USING ZEOLITE ON PERFORMANCE OF PASTURE SPECIES: CYMBOPOGONOLIVIERI, MEDICAGO SATIVA, AND MEDICAGOSCUTELLATA

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DEHDARI SOMAIEH; KHORSANDI KOOHANESTANI ZOHREH; SHOJAEI FATEMEH; KAZEMI ROUHANGIZ

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Journal: Journal of Range and Watershed Managment Year:2017 | Volume:70 | Issue:2 Page(s): 333-344

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STUDYING THE EFFECTS OF USING ZEOLITE ON PERFORMANCE OF PASTURE SPECIES: CYMBOPOGONOLIVIERI, MEDICAGO SATIVA, AND MEDICAGOSCUTELLATA

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DEHDARI SOMAIEH | KHORSANDI KOOHANESTANI ZOHREH | SHOJAEI FATEMEH | KAZEMI ROUHANGIZ | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

SUPER ABSORBENTSQ1

ZEOLITEQ1

DROUGHT TENSIONQ2

VIABILITYQ2

CYMBOPOGONOLIVIERIQ1

MEDICAGO SATIVAQ2

MEDICAGOSCUTELLATAQ2

Abstract

To evaluate the effect of ZEOLITE on the growth of plants in drought conditions. CYMBOPOGONOLIVIERI, MEDICAGO SATIVA, MEDICAGOSCUTELLATA in three ZEOLITE levels (2 g, 4 g and zero in a kilogram potting soil) with 15 repetitions was considered. After ensuring the germination of plants, 7-day irrigation tension was applied to them. It was found out that following the first tension, the effect of ZEOLITE in improving VIABILITY and mitigation of DROUGHT TENSION will appear and it is observed that in 20% and 40% ZEOLITE treatments, the percentage of VIABILITY and germination of plants is much more in comparison with control group. Gradually, following applying tensions, the average number of remaining saplings decreased in control treatments. The highest percentage of residual base, the whole plant length, stem fresh weight, and dry weight of ZEOLITE was observed in CYMBOPOGONOLIVIERI in the treatment of 40%. More traits such as stem length, fresh weight, dry weight and fresh weight roots in the treatment of 40% ZEOLITE in MEDICAGOSCUTELLATA species improved. The highest root weight was observed in MEDICAGO SATIVA using 40% ZEOLITE. No significant difference was detected in terms of wet root length in three plant species.

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DEHDARI, SOMAIEH, KHORSANDI KOOHANESTANI, ZOHREH, SHOJAEI, FATEMEH, & KAZEMI, ROUHANGIZ. (2017). STUDYING THE EFFECTS OF USING ZEOLITE ON PERFORMANCE OF PASTURE SPECIES: CYMBOPOGONOLIVIERI, MEDICAGO SATIVA, AND MEDICAGOSCUTELLATA. JOURNAL OF RANGE AND WATERSHED MANAGEMENT (IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES), 70(2), 333-344. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/162661/en

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DEHDARI SOMAIEH, KHORSANDI KOOHANESTANI ZOHREH, SHOJAEI FATEMEH, KAZEMI ROUHANGIZ. STUDYING THE EFFECTS OF USING ZEOLITE ON PERFORMANCE OF PASTURE SPECIES: CYMBOPOGONOLIVIERI, MEDICAGO SATIVA, AND MEDICAGOSCUTELLATA. JOURNAL OF RANGE AND WATERSHED MANAGEMENT (IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES)[Internet]. 2017;70(2):333-344. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/162661/en

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SOMAIEH DEHDARI, ZOHREH KHORSANDI KOOHANESTANI, FATEMEH SHOJAEI, and ROUHANGIZ KAZEMI, “STUDYING THE EFFECTS OF USING ZEOLITE ON PERFORMANCE OF PASTURE SPECIES: CYMBOPOGONOLIVIERI, MEDICAGO SATIVA, AND MEDICAGOSCUTELLATA,” JOURNAL OF RANGE AND WATERSHED MANAGEMENT (IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES), vol. 70, no. 2, pp. 333–344, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/162661/en

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