Abstract:This investigation was conducted during the two successive seasons i.e. 2019 and 2020 on Zaghloul date palm grown at the experimental orchard, Faculty of Agriculture, South Valley University, Qena, Egypt. This work conducted to study the effect of different sources of potassium fertilizers on fruiting of Zaghloul date palm under Qena condition. Potassium fertilization via nano-technology, vinasse and potassin were used. The experiment was arranged in a complete randomized design with three replications. It is … Show more
“…Nano-fertilizers are known to release nutrients slowly and steadily in a regulated pattern in correspondence with the crop requirements as well as extend the fertilizer effect period which may assist in improving and development the nutrient use efficiency. It is clear that there is a wide range of opportunity for nanotechnology to play an important role in improving fertilizers (Ditta, 2012).as the nano-fertilizers are worked to release nutrients slowly over a long period of time, which leads to less the loss of nutrients and reducing environmental contamination (Heller and Atkinson, 2007;Subramanian and Sharma, 2009;Subramanian et al, 2015;Roshdy and Refaai, 2016;Mustafa and Zaied-Nagwa, 2019;El-Salhy et al, 2021). using nanotechnology in the fertilizers can be to improved the nutritive value of the fruits i.e ( fats%, antioxidants activity, ash%, proten% and total phenols), due to biological processes associated with fruit maturity which leads to increasing nutritive value of the fruits and which is considered as a food additive and complementary food.…”
Section: Nutritive Value Of the Fruitsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Al-Shahib and Marshall, 2003;Sulieman et al, 2012). The positive effect of nanotechnology fertilizers in improving growth and fruiting, thereby increasing productivity and fruit quality for different horticultural crops and achieving sustainable agriculture were emphasized by (Baruah and Dutta, 2009;Remya et al, 2010;Sheykhbaylou et al, 2010;Mousavi and Rezaei, 2011;Bozorgi, 2012;Refaai, 2014;Roshdy and Refaai, 2016;Jubeir and Ahmed, 2019;Zahedi et al, 2020;El-Salhy et al, 2021).…”
Section: Nutritive Value Of the Fruitsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So the main goal to maximize nutrient uptake by the palms from fertilizers for best growth, productivity and fruit quality (Al-Kharusi et al, 2009;Tung et al, 2009;Harhash and Abdel-Nasser, 2010;Marzouk-Hend, 2011).The nanotechnology has made progress in many sectors such as information and communication technology, healthcare and energy this allowed this technology to invade the agricultural sector as well as became promising in it which can help increasing of resources use efficiency especially fertilizers. Using nano fertilizers makes nutrients greater available to plant through led to regulate the release of nutrients from fertilizers and therefore result in enhance nutrient use efficiency and reduce in nutrient doses (Xiu-Mei et al, 2006;Heller and Atkinson, 2007;Subramanian and Sharma, 2009;De Rosa et al, 2010;Mustafa and Zaied-Nagwa, 2019;El-Salhy et al, 2021). Thought to be nanotechnology will be an effective tool to reduce gap between food production and increasing world demand on food.…”
An experiment was conducted during two growing seasons 2017 and 2018 seasons to study the impact using of nano N fertilizer compare to conventional form on the growth, yield and nutritive value of the fruits of Zaghloul date palm grown under Qena, Egypt condition. Nano N fertilizer was added at 20, 40, 60 and 80% of recommended dose. Two methods of application, soil surface and foliar spray were used to applied nano fertilizer form. It is evident from the obtained results that using nanotechnology N fertilizer was very effective in improving growth and yield as well as fruits quality compare to using conventional form. Supplying of Zaghloul date palm by 20 % of recommended N dose in form nano fertilizer led to significant decreased in all studied traits. Raising the dose of N nano to 40% of recommended dose failed to show significant differences compared to control. While, raising the dose from nano N to 60% led to significant increasing in all studied traits. However, increasing the dose from 60 to 80 % of recommended dose led to non-significant increase in all studied characteristics. On the other hand, spraying method surpass adding via soil in traits of vegetative growth, while these no significant differences between different methods of application in the other studied traits. From the economic point of view, this study recommends to use N fertilizer in nano-form by rate of 60 % of recommended dose via soil surface in fertilization of Zaghloul date palms.
“…Nano-fertilizers are known to release nutrients slowly and steadily in a regulated pattern in correspondence with the crop requirements as well as extend the fertilizer effect period which may assist in improving and development the nutrient use efficiency. It is clear that there is a wide range of opportunity for nanotechnology to play an important role in improving fertilizers (Ditta, 2012).as the nano-fertilizers are worked to release nutrients slowly over a long period of time, which leads to less the loss of nutrients and reducing environmental contamination (Heller and Atkinson, 2007;Subramanian and Sharma, 2009;Subramanian et al, 2015;Roshdy and Refaai, 2016;Mustafa and Zaied-Nagwa, 2019;El-Salhy et al, 2021). using nanotechnology in the fertilizers can be to improved the nutritive value of the fruits i.e ( fats%, antioxidants activity, ash%, proten% and total phenols), due to biological processes associated with fruit maturity which leads to increasing nutritive value of the fruits and which is considered as a food additive and complementary food.…”
Section: Nutritive Value Of the Fruitsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Al-Shahib and Marshall, 2003;Sulieman et al, 2012). The positive effect of nanotechnology fertilizers in improving growth and fruiting, thereby increasing productivity and fruit quality for different horticultural crops and achieving sustainable agriculture were emphasized by (Baruah and Dutta, 2009;Remya et al, 2010;Sheykhbaylou et al, 2010;Mousavi and Rezaei, 2011;Bozorgi, 2012;Refaai, 2014;Roshdy and Refaai, 2016;Jubeir and Ahmed, 2019;Zahedi et al, 2020;El-Salhy et al, 2021).…”
Section: Nutritive Value Of the Fruitsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So the main goal to maximize nutrient uptake by the palms from fertilizers for best growth, productivity and fruit quality (Al-Kharusi et al, 2009;Tung et al, 2009;Harhash and Abdel-Nasser, 2010;Marzouk-Hend, 2011).The nanotechnology has made progress in many sectors such as information and communication technology, healthcare and energy this allowed this technology to invade the agricultural sector as well as became promising in it which can help increasing of resources use efficiency especially fertilizers. Using nano fertilizers makes nutrients greater available to plant through led to regulate the release of nutrients from fertilizers and therefore result in enhance nutrient use efficiency and reduce in nutrient doses (Xiu-Mei et al, 2006;Heller and Atkinson, 2007;Subramanian and Sharma, 2009;De Rosa et al, 2010;Mustafa and Zaied-Nagwa, 2019;El-Salhy et al, 2021). Thought to be nanotechnology will be an effective tool to reduce gap between food production and increasing world demand on food.…”
An experiment was conducted during two growing seasons 2017 and 2018 seasons to study the impact using of nano N fertilizer compare to conventional form on the growth, yield and nutritive value of the fruits of Zaghloul date palm grown under Qena, Egypt condition. Nano N fertilizer was added at 20, 40, 60 and 80% of recommended dose. Two methods of application, soil surface and foliar spray were used to applied nano fertilizer form. It is evident from the obtained results that using nanotechnology N fertilizer was very effective in improving growth and yield as well as fruits quality compare to using conventional form. Supplying of Zaghloul date palm by 20 % of recommended N dose in form nano fertilizer led to significant decreased in all studied traits. Raising the dose of N nano to 40% of recommended dose failed to show significant differences compared to control. While, raising the dose from nano N to 60% led to significant increasing in all studied traits. However, increasing the dose from 60 to 80 % of recommended dose led to non-significant increase in all studied characteristics. On the other hand, spraying method surpass adding via soil in traits of vegetative growth, while these no significant differences between different methods of application in the other studied traits. From the economic point of view, this study recommends to use N fertilizer in nano-form by rate of 60 % of recommended dose via soil surface in fertilization of Zaghloul date palms.
“…Studies have been carried out to overcome these problems and to improve date quality using different fertilization regimes (Behrooznam & Shirzadi, 2007;Desouky et al, 2007;Khayyat et al, 2007;Harhash & Abdel-Nasser, 2010). Shawky et al (1999) recommended 1.5 kg of potassium sulfate/palm for the highest yield and quality of Seewy' date palm, whereas Bamiftah (2000) recommended 2-3 kg of potassium for sulfate/palm for 'Zaghloul' dates. However, responses to these treatments have been limited and could be due to the time of application and/ or the amount applied in each dose.…”
Sukkary date palms (Phoenix dactylifera L.) were treated with three levels of potassium fertilizer combined with three irrigation intervals regime, five replicates were allocated per treatment, to enhance better date peel color; decrease loose crust, and subsequently, improve high market ability. Potassium sulfate (49% K2O) was applied annually at a rate of 490 g (as common fertilization applied in the farm in which this experiment was carried out, therefore, it was considered as a control treatment), 735 g, or 980 g K2O per palm tree, each level was divided into three equal doses. The first dose was added one month after pollination; the other two doses were added at two month interval, whereas the irrigation treatments were as follows: 24 hrs (as common irrigation application in the farm used for this study, and it was considered as a control treatment), 48 hrs, or 72 hrs. The results showed a great decrease in the loose crust dates at harvesting time. An inverse proportional relationship between irrigation intervals and loose crust of dates was observed. The High potassium fertilizer treatment accompanied with 72 hrs irrigation interval treatment produced a significantly higher date quality regarding with bright yellow color, less darkening, and loose crust. High potassium fertilizer treatments (735, or 980 g K2O per palm) increased total yield, improved date weight, size, and color. Moreover, increasing potassium level affected significantly the date total antioxidant. This study showed that, a potential means to control peel darkening and loose date crust and improve quality of cv. Sukkary dates, which ultimately improves its market ability, through implementing appropriate potassium and irrigation regimes.
“…Foliar sprays of boron and calcium improved the yield and fruit quality and reduced the fruit cracking and thus resulted in significantly increased the economic returns (Sheikh and Manjula, 2012;Goargiuas, 2016;Korkmez et al, 2016, Masoud et al, 2019and Morwal & Das, 2021. One of the advantages of using nano-fertilizers is that application can be done in smaller amounts than when using common fertilizers, hence could be more efficient, decreased soil pollution and other environmental risks that may occur when using chemical fertilizers (Selivanov and Zorin, 2001;Naderi et al, 2011 andEl-Salhy et al, 2021). Foliar spray with nano-boron fertilizer significantly increased the nutritional status, increased the yield and significantly fruit quality and decreased the fruit cracking of pomegranate (Khalil &Aly, 2013 andDavarpanaha et al, 2016).…”
Little is known about the effect of foliar nano-nutrients application on pomegranate trees. The experiment was split-plot arranged in a randomized complete block design on some pomegranate cultivars grown at the Experimental Orchard, Faculty of Agriculture, Assiut University, Egypt during three successive season of 2018, 2019 and 2020. The research was to study response of some pomegranate cultivars to foliar spraying with nano-boron and nano-calcium. All the tested applications significantly increased the growth of trees as well as significantly improved the yield and fruit quality and reduced the fruit cracking percentage. Spraying nano-boron plus nano-calcium gave the highest values of growth traits, yield and fruit quality. No significantly differences on all studied traits due to spray nano-boron or nano-calcium singly or in combination. The highest growth traits and yield were recorded on Wonderful followed by Higazy cvs. On other hand, the best fruit quality was detected on Manfalouty pomegranate compared to other studied cultivars.It is recommended to spray Manfalouty, Higazy and Wonderful pomegranate trees with nano-boron or nano-calcium individually or in combination three times to get high yield with good fruit quality.
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