Effect of Seaweed Application on the Vegetative Growth of Strawberry Cv. Albion Grown Under Iraq Ecological Conditions

Al-Shatri, A.H.N.; Pakyürek, Mine; Yaviç, Adnan

doi:10.15666/aeer/1801_12111225

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“…(1 -10) The majority of the growth qualities were greatly improved by spraying the strawberry plant with three doses of algae and iron chelate, Leaf area (cm2), Total Chlorophyll content (mg. 100g-1), leaf Nitrogen percentage, leaf phosphorus percentage, the leaf Iron chelate content (ppm), fruit size (cm3), yield per plant (g/plant), (TSS/TTA) and Anthocyanin content (mg.100g-1 F.W). These results are the same found by [21] and [13] The present results regarding the effect of foliar spray with three concentrations of Algae 600 on vegetative growth properties of two strawberry cultivars ( Festival and Sabrina), might be related to the effect of Algae 600 application which had a positive effect on internal plant metabolism, due to presence of major and minor elements, and organic substances that include plant growth regulators such as cytokines, auxins and gibberellins which improved vegetative growth, leaf area and nutritional status of leaves, as a result, increased total yield, as well as improved some physical and chemical properties of strawberry. Also, foliar spray of Algae 600 could supply sufficient amounts of growth promoting substances that increase cell division, cell-enlargement, eventually produces a higher yield.…”

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“…This in turn led to an increase in the nutrients produced by the plant and transported to the fruit. vitality biosynthesis processes and plant cell osmosis [11] and [12] and [13] and [14] .…”

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“…Compared to other plants, algae are an excellent source of multiple nutrients such fiber, minerals, proteins, vitamins, and fatty acids, which play a significant role in nutrition. [13] reported that strawberries (cv. 'Albion') produced more fruit and had higher quality fruit when seaweed extracts (Alga 600) were applied at doses of 2 to 8 g/L.…”

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Response Two Strawberry Cultivars (Fragaria × ananassa Duch.) for foliar Application of Algae and Iron chelate Fertilizers

Azeez,

Taha

2023

KUJAS

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The beginning of this study in the seasons of 2021-2022 from the orchard at agricultural training center in Erbil /Ministry of Agriculture / Kurdistan Region/ Iraq, The experiment examines the impact of Algae and Iron Chelate at three doses on growth, blooming, and yield as a foliar spray and their interactions on growth, chemical composition, production, and quality of strawberry at two strawberry cultivars (Fragaria x ananassa Duch.). Festival and Sabrina, using the six spraying while doing the experiment in the morning start in November 10 2021 to January 1 2022. The results showed The effect of fertilizer (Algae and Iron chelate) were significantly effect on leaf area, the value was (9.94) were obtained from Sabrina cultivar by using (6gm.L-1 algae and 2ml.L-1 iron chelate). and significantly Effect on fruit size, the value of fruit size is registered with Festival, (6 gm.L-1 algae) and (2 ml.L-1 iron chelate) which are (12.37). Also by spring (6gm.L-1 algae and 2ml.L-1 iron chelate), recorded the anthocyanin's value significant value (16.71 mg.100g-1 F.W.). Additionally, the relationship between (Cultivars + Fertilizers + Concentration) was significantly affected on leaf area, the value recorded in (sabrina + 6 gm.L-1 algae + 2ml.L-1 iron chelate) (14.46 cm2). Also was significantly affected on fruit size, the value was recorded in (sabrina + 6 gm.L-1 algae + 2 ml.L-1 iron chelate) (13.04) in comparison with untreated strawberry cultivars, on the interaction among (Sabrina + 6gm.L-1 Algae + 2ml.L-1 Iron chelate) obtained the value (10.06 mg.100g-1 F.W.), which obtained from the (sabrina + 0.0 algae+ 0.0 iron chelate).

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Response Two Strawberry Cultivars (Fragaria × ananassa Duch.) for foliar Application of Algae and Iron chelate Fertilizers

Azeez,

Taha

2023

KUJAS

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“…12 Macroalgae foliar spray was another affordable solution that environmentally approachable solution for raising the potential and achieving higher levels of productivity. 13 The macroalgae crude extract is a kind of the more valuable ocean reserves in the future, but also that extracted were marketed for several decades mostly as manure, although it has been investigated for a prolonged period, the capability which uses in industrial farming or even in multiple kinds. 14 Seaweed preparations were widely recognized to have many preferable influences on plants since they constitute growth promoters including either auxins or cytokines.…”

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Effect of Seaweed Extracts on Ornamental Plants: Article Review

2021

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Seaweed extracts have been used in organic agriculture to encourage the development and strengthen the quality performance of floricultural crops. The effectiveness of the seaweed extract is built entirely on hormone levels of plants or otherwise micro nutrients in the crude extract (primarily cytokines). A review of the use of seaweed on ornamental plants is carried out in the most modern research. Concerning their growth and flowering possibilities, the effectiveness of algae in ornamental plants has been validated. The purpose of this systematic review was to illustrate progress throughout the treatment of seaweeds for growth regulators to summarize the organic compounds of seaweeds as well as to investigate the challenges that encourage the application of macroalgae to manipulate various biotic and abiotic stress of crops. Seaweeds are still completely unaffected internationally; we emphasize several of the subsequent preferences for research and innovation. This whole review aims to facilitate the reader’s attention to utilize various seaweeds to increase the features and yield of ornamental crops.

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“…Arthur et al (2003) report that applications of preparations based on seaweed extracts contribute to earlier flowering, better fruit set and fruit emergence of many crops [24]. Biostimulant formulations based on seaweed extracts enhance plant growth [25][26][27][28][29], and have positive effects on flowering parameters [30][31][32][33].…”

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Evaluation of the Effect of Biostimulation on the Yielding of Golden Delicious Apple Trees

Kapłan,

Klimek,

Buczyński

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Applied Sciences

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The aim of the study was to assess the impact of N Pro and Seactiv Complex technologies based on sea algae extracts on the yield and quality of Golden Delicious apple trees compared to the standard fertilization program. Research conducted in the years 2008–2017 showed that the tree fertilization technology and the year of research had a significant impact on the quality and yield parameters. The abundance of seaweed extracts had a positive effect on the greater number of fruits per tree (pcs.), their weight (t × ha−1; kg tree−1), the percentage of fruits exceeding 7.5 cm in size (%) and the average weight of fruits (g) compared to the control combination. In most of the analyzed study years, total yield exceeded the 90 t × threshold regardless of the fertilization program. The use of technology based on sea algae extracts during 10 years of research had a positive effect on the quality and weight compared to the standard fertilization technology commonly used in cultivation.

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Effect of Seaweed Application on the Vegetative Growth of Strawberry Cv. Albion Grown Under Iraq Ecological Conditions

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Response Two Strawberry Cultivars (Fragaria × ananassa Duch.) for foliar Application of Algae and Iron chelate Fertilizers

Response Two Strawberry Cultivars (Fragaria × ananassa Duch.) for foliar Application of Algae and Iron chelate Fertilizers

Effect of Seaweed Extracts on Ornamental Plants: Article Review

Evaluation of the Effect of Biostimulation on the Yielding of Golden Delicious Apple Trees

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