Influence of Alhagi camelorum and Peganum harmala Canopies on the Redistribution of Chemical form of Zinc in two Areas of Bajgah and Chahtiz in Fars provience

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GHASEMI FASAEI REZA; KESHAVARZ SAMIRA; Bolhasani Zohre

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Journal: DESERT ECOSYSTEM ENGINEERING JOURNAL Year:2019 | Volume:8 | Issue:22 Page(s): 59-72

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Influence of Alhagi camelorum and Peganum harmala Canopies on the Redistribution of Chemical form of Zinc in two Areas of Bajgah and Chahtiz in Fars provience

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GHASEMI FASAEI REZA | KESHAVARZ SAMIRA | Bolhasani Zohre | Issue Writer Certificate

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Sequential extractionQ1

Calcareous soilsQ1

Zinc availabilityQ1

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Extended Abstract Introduction: Zinc (Zn) is an essential nutrient for optimum plant growth and development. Zn deficiency is a constraint especially in Calcareous soils located in arid and semi-arid zones of Iran. It is important to know the distribution of Zn among different chemical forms to understand the chemical reactions of this element in the soil and to develop soil testing procedures. Ziaeian and malakouti (2001) reported that due to different reasons such as high pH and exceed use of phosphorus fertilizers (Sepahvand and forghani, 2011), more than 60 percent of Iran's soils have a zinc deficiency problem, with an average product reduction of about 50 percent. Plant canopies keep a large percentage of plant and animals in itself. The characteristics of soils such as fertility and chemical forms of nutrients can be influenced by plant canopies because canopy with different mechanisms improves the nutritional status of the soil. Higher microbial activities in the soil beneath canopy is due to more rhizosphere leakage than the interspace soil resulted in increasing the organic matter mineralization, nitrogen fixation and solubility of potassium, phosphorus and zinc elements (Meena et al, 2017). ...

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GHASEMI FASAEI, REZA, KESHAVARZ, SAMIRA, & Bolhasani, Zohre. (2019). Influence of Alhagi camelorum and Peganum harmala Canopies on the Redistribution of Chemical form of Zinc in two Areas of Bajgah and Chahtiz in Fars provience. DESERT ECOSYSTEM ENGINEERING JOURNAL, 8(22 ), 59-72. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/254507/en

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GHASEMI FASAEI REZA, KESHAVARZ SAMIRA, Bolhasani Zohre. Influence of Alhagi camelorum and Peganum harmala Canopies on the Redistribution of Chemical form of Zinc in two Areas of Bajgah and Chahtiz in Fars provience. DESERT ECOSYSTEM ENGINEERING JOURNAL[Internet]. 2019;8(22 ):59-72. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/254507/en

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REZA GHASEMI FASAEI, SAMIRA KESHAVARZ, and Zohre Bolhasani, “Influence of Alhagi camelorum and Peganum harmala Canopies on the Redistribution of Chemical form of Zinc in two Areas of Bajgah and Chahtiz in Fars provience,” DESERT ECOSYSTEM ENGINEERING JOURNAL, vol. 8, no. 22 , pp. 59–72, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/254507/en

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