EVALUATION OF APPROPRIATE RATIOS OF SAND, RICE HULLS, AND SPENT MUSHROOM COMPOST ON QUALITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF TURFGRASS

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RAHIMI MOHAMADABAD N.; GHOLIZADEH F.; ZAREI H.; HEMMATI K.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF PLANT ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY Year:2014 | Volume:9 | Issue:2 (34) Page(s): 52-64

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EVALUATION OF APPROPRIATE RATIOS OF SAND, RICE HULLS, AND SPENT MUSHROOM COMPOST ON QUALITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF TURFGRASS

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RAHIMI MOHAMADABAD N. | GHOLIZADEH F. | ZAREI H. | HEMMATI K. | Issue Writer Certificate

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CHLOROPHYLL CONTENTQ3

GROWTH RATEQ3

SEEDBEDQ3

TURFGRASSQ2

Abstract

Turfgrass is effective in controlling wind and water erosions of soil, absorbs dust, increases oxygen in the air, and plays an important role in decreasing noise pollution and intensive lights. The aim of this research was to study the optimum production conditions for TURFGRASS and to select the best bed culture in Gorgan. To do this, a randomized complete block design was used. The effects of four types of bed mixture, i.e. sand, soil, rice hulls, and mushroom compost on some qualitative traits of sod were studied. The studied traits were the percentage of dry matter, visible quality, rolling ability, GROWTH RATE, and the CHLOROPHYLL CONTENT. SEEDBEDs were comprised of different volumetric proportions of soil + sand + mushroom compost, and soil + sand + rice hulls together with a plastic net used for planting. Among the selected mixtures, the bed consisting of soil, mushroom compost, and sand with 1:2:1ratio was superior to other treatments in GROWTH RATE, visible quality, and rolling ability and it was considered as the most suitable SEEDBED. Among the beds containing rice hulls, the bed which was composed of soil + sand + rice hulls with 2:1:1ratio ranked second following the beds containing mushroom compost. As a whole, the results showed that the visible quality, GROWTH RATE, rolling ability, and CHLOROPHYLL CONTENT in the beds containing mushroom compost was significantly higher than those of rice hull mixtures.

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RAHIMI MOHAMADABAD, N., GHOLIZADEH, F., ZAREI, H., & HEMMATI, K.. (2014). EVALUATION OF APPROPRIATE RATIOS OF SAND, RICE HULLS, AND SPENT MUSHROOM COMPOST ON QUALITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF TURFGRASS. JOURNAL OF PLANT ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY, 9(2 (34)), 52-64. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/185551/en

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RAHIMI MOHAMADABAD N., GHOLIZADEH F., ZAREI H., HEMMATI K.. EVALUATION OF APPROPRIATE RATIOS OF SAND, RICE HULLS, AND SPENT MUSHROOM COMPOST ON QUALITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF TURFGRASS. JOURNAL OF PLANT ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY[Internet]. 2014;9(2 (34)):52-64. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/185551/en

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N. RAHIMI MOHAMADABAD, F. GHOLIZADEH, H. ZAREI, and K. HEMMATI, “EVALUATION OF APPROPRIATE RATIOS OF SAND, RICE HULLS, AND SPENT MUSHROOM COMPOST ON QUALITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS OF TURFGRASS,” JOURNAL OF PLANT ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY, vol. 9, no. 2 (34), pp. 52–64, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/185551/en

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