Evaluación De Una Práctica De Agricultura Urbana Con Botellas Pet en El Municipio De Popayán

Dorado, Antonio José Chaguendo; Velasco, Sandra Morales; Cerón, Fabio Alonso Prado

doi:10.18684/bsaa(15)57-64

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“…Specially, Tanner Grass species ( Brachiaria arrecta ) showed a better performance in removal than German grass species in terms of the quality of water obtained in the effluent at the end of the treatment. Similar results obtained by Prado and Velasco (2013) show that highest effectiveness on removal percent was registered with artificial wetlands using Brachiaria mutica and Penisetum purpureum .…”

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Reuse of Treated Domestic Wastewater by Employing Artificial Wetlands in Panama

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2022

Air, Soil and Water Research

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Reuse of treated wastewater in irrigation is an alternative to achieve greater water availability and benefits to the soil due to its nutrient content. It represents a solution to challenges in water management, climate change and water scarcity in dry seasons. In Panama’s Dry Arch, the lack of water is critical during dry season months, which makes it essential to look for sustainable alternatives as water source. This paper describes the use of artificial wetlands with horizontal subsurface flow, and we are going to use partially treated domestic wastewater. The aquatic plant types employed were Echinochloa polystachya (German grass) and Brachiaria arrecta (Tanner grass) with the objective of improve the quality of the effluent from the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) in Chitre for the irrigation of forages. This study was carried out from August to December 2019. Fine Gravel was used in this study as a substrate. The parameters analyzed were pH, Total dissolved solids, Electrical Conductivity, Chemical Oxygen Demand, Turbidity, Chlorides, Sulfates, Iron, Chromium+6, Copper; nutrients such as Total nitrogen and Total phosphorus. Fecal coliforms were also analyzed. Results showed that treated wastewater is a viable alternative for irrigation due to its high nutrient content, but it must be managed safely so as not to generate risks to public health.

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Reuse of Treated Domestic Wastewater by Employing Artificial Wetlands in Panama

Gil

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2022

Air, Soil and Water Research

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“…Por otro lado, en el municipio de Popayán se registró la realización de un trabajo por parte de Chaguendo et al (2017), en el cual se evalúo si existían diferencias importantes en la producción de las especies de cilantro (Coriandrum sativum) y lechuga (Lactuca sativa) y los grados de inclinación de la botella: (1. botella horizontal, 2. botella vertical, 3. botella inclinada 45°), investigación que mostró diferencias estadísticas entre los tratamientos, siendo el de la botella que estuvo en posición vertical, para las variables producción y vigor de las dos especies, el óptimo.…”

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Alternativas De Producción Agroecológica Urbana Periurbana Y Su Contribución en La Seguridad Alimentaria De Colombia

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Evaluación De Una Práctica De Agricultura Urbana Con Botellas Pet en El Municipio De Popayán

Abstract: RESUMEN La investigación tuvo como objetivo evaluar tres formas de siembra en botellas PET

Cited by 2 publications

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Reuse of Treated Domestic Wastewater by Employing Artificial Wetlands in Panama

Reuse of Treated Domestic Wastewater by Employing Artificial Wetlands in Panama

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