Effects of Gypsum and Zeolite on Nutrient Uptake and Shallot (Allium ascalonium L.) Growth on Irrigated Saline Entisol

Rahayu, Rahayu; Syamsiyah, Jauhari; Dewi, Livia

doi:10.5400/jts.2019.v24i2.73-81

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“…These results are in the same line with [18], who reported that application of Z decreased soil ECe and SAR values. The irrigation by saline water increased soil salinity and alkalinity [51], whereas Z application decreased both parameters due to that Na + ions are adsorbed by the Z [17]. According to [52], the application of Z can reduce soil Na + content from 563.0 to 182.7 ppm.…”

Section: Soil Chemical Characteristicsmentioning

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“…Also, [58] stated that Z as soil ameliorating amendments improved water holding capacity, availability of soil nutrients; improved infiltration rate, bulk density, soil porosity, and CEC, and also significantly increased crop production. According to [17], the application of Z in saline soil can control the availability of Na at a low level, thus the plant can grow well. [59] confirm that the yield increasing mechanism of Z saved the demands of plants for N during the entire growth period.…”

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“…In general, some approaches have been applied to alleviate the bad effect of low-quality water on soil and crops such as natural zeolites (Z) as an ion exchanger and adsorbent [11] and the organic amendments [12,13]. Shape, dimensions, and linkage of Z pores are the key to its characteristics, where water and nutrients are stored and exchanged [14,15,16,17] showed that the irrigation by saline water increased soil EC and SAR, whereas Z application decreased both parameters. Also, Z as soil amendments decreased soil ECe, SAR, and bulk density increased soil CEC and total porosity [18] and can improve soil quality immensely, through increasing water holding capacity and CEC [19] and increasing soil infiltration rate and water content [20].…”

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Using Zeolite and Vermicompost Amendments to Improve Water Productivity of Wheat Irrigated by Low-quality Water in the Northern Nile Delta

Khalifa

Ramadan

Eid

2021

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Aims: In the long run, reusing low-quality water in Egypt's agricultural sector directly or after mixing with fresh water to compensate for water supply constraints can be hazardous to plants and soil. As a result, some appropriate management must be considered. For this reason, a field experiment was implemented in winter seasons 2018/2019 and 2019/2020 at Sakha Agric. Res. Station Farm, Kafr El-Sheikh Gov., Egypt. This study aims to assess the impacts of zeolite and vermicompost as well their combinations on alleviation of low-quality water impacts on physicochemical properties of clayey soil and wheat productivity. Study Design: complete randomized block design with three replicates. Results: The application of 2.40 Mg Z ha-1 was found to be the most effective on soil properties and plant growth. This treatment reduced soil EC, Na+, Ca2+, Mg2+, Cl-, SO42-, and ESP values the most (52.90 percent, 83.21 percent, 30.43 percent, 6.04 percent, 91.82 percent, 19.83 percent, and 70.73 percent, respectively), while increasing the K+ value by 32.47 percent. It also achieved the highest increases in plant height, 1000-grain weight, grain, and straw yields (35.92%, 9.60%, 42.77%, and 25.61%, respectively) when compared to untreated soil. With 2.40 Mg VC ha-1, the greatest changes in bulk density, total porosity, and CEC (-9.23, 9.30, and 10.54 percent, respectively) were obtained. The applications of 1.80 Mg Z with 0.6 Mg VC ha-1 and 0.6 Mg Z ha-1 with 1.80 Mg VC ha-1, on the other hand, resulted in the greatest increases in soil moisture content, drainable pores (DP), and water holding pores (WHP). Furthermore, 0.6 Mg Z combined with 1.80 Mg VC ha-1 significantly increased the available N, P, and K in the soil. The addition of 2.4 tons Z/ha increased the WP and resulted in a high economically appealing wheat. Conclusion: It could be concluded that the application of Z and VC is a new strategy for alleviating abiotic stress and improving wheat growth. Z application was more effective than VC on improving soil physicochemical properties and improving the water productivity and achieve high economical attractiveness wheat irrigated by low-quality water.

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Section: Growth and Yield Of Wheatmentioning

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Using Zeolite and Vermicompost Amendments to Improve Water Productivity of Wheat Irrigated by Low-quality Water in the Northern Nile Delta

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Eid

2021

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“…Hal ini sesuai pernyataan Sapre dan Vakharia (2016) bahwa silika pada tanaman dapat menghambat senyawa oksidatif penyebab cekaman dan meningkatkan enzim antioksidan sehingga pertumbuhan dan produksi tanaman dapat berjalan secara maksimal. Menurut Rahayu et al (2019) bahwa aplikasi zeolit menyebabkan penurunkan penyerapan ion Na + , meningkatkan KTK tanah dan meningkatkan efisiensi pemupukan yang berguna bagi pertumbuhan tanaman, sehingga dapat meningkatkan tinggi tanaman.…”

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Pengaruh Pupuk Silika Terhadap Pertumbuhan dan Produksi Kedelai pada Tanah Salin

Taufiq

Kristanto

Kusmiyati

2020

Agrosains: J. Penelit. Agron.

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<p>Silica fertilizer is applied to the soil for the purpose of reducing the effects of salinity stress. This research study was conducted to examine the effect of fertilization ratio with different sources of silica to soybean growth and production on saline soil. The methods used was Completely Randomized Factorial Designs 2 x 6 with 3 replications. The first factor was soil salinity levels (A), consists of A1 (±3 dS/m) and A2 (±6 dS/m). The second factor was different silica fertilizer aplications (B) which consists of B0 (without silica), B1 (100% zeolite), B2 (75% zeolite, 25% liquid silica), B3 (50% zeolite, 50 % liquid silica), B4 (25% zeolite, 75% liquid silica), and B5 (100% liquid silica). Parameters observed in this research were plant height, number of leaves, number of pods, pod weight, number of seed and seed weight. Data was analyzed by analysis of variance followed by Duncan's Multiple Range Test. The result showed that the application of silica fertilizer through soil and leaves (50% zeolite, 50 % liquid silica) improved the growth and yield of soybean on soil with moderately saline (3 dS/m). application of silica fertilizer (50% zeolite, 50 % liquid silica) improved the growth and yield of soybean. The higher soil salinity reduced soybean growth and yield. Moreover, the utilization of silica minimized the decrease in soybean growth and yield.</p>

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“…Research on shallots has been carried out by many previous researchers including the effect of sulphur and paclobutrazole on morphophysiological characters of shallot from TSS [7,8], effect of gypsum and zeolite on nutrient uptake andshallot growth [9], organic fertilizer and shallot residue compost [10], use of mulch and soil amendment application in increasing shallot bulb [11].…”

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The Role of Cultivation Methods and Lowlands Growing Environment on the Growth of Shallot (Allium ascalonicum L.) Varieties

Hasanah

Mawarni

Hanum

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The success of the shallots’ growth and production is strongly affected by the cultivation method, the variety selection, and the growing environment (location-specific cultivation). This study aims to evaluate the shallot’s growth using true shallot seed to cultivation methods in a lowland growing environment. The research is conducted in Pasar 1 Tanjung Sari-Medan community land located at an altitude of 32 meters, during June to September 2021. This study applies a factorial randomized block design, the first factor is the shallots variety using TSS (Lokananta and Sanren F1). The second factor is the difference in plant cultivation methods (seed supplier recommendation, modification of seed supplier recommendation, multiple production recommendation, modification of multiple productions). The results show that in the lowlands, plant height, number of leaves, and total of leaf area of Lokananta are higher than Sanren F1. The use of cultivation methods seed supplier recommendation increased in plant height and total leaf area. The combination of Lokananta treatment and seed supplier recommendation method results in the best plant growth indicated by an increase in plant height and total leaf area.

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Effects of Gypsum and Zeolite on Nutrient Uptake and Shallot (Allium ascalonium L.) Growth on Irrigated Saline Entisol

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

Using Zeolite and Vermicompost Amendments to Improve Water Productivity of Wheat Irrigated by Low-quality Water in the Northern Nile Delta

Using Zeolite and Vermicompost Amendments to Improve Water Productivity of Wheat Irrigated by Low-quality Water in the Northern Nile Delta

Pengaruh Pupuk Silika Terhadap Pertumbuhan dan Produksi Kedelai pada Tanah Salin

The Role of Cultivation Methods and Lowlands Growing Environment on the Growth of Shallot (Allium ascalonicum L.) Varieties

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