Evaluation of Leaf Litter Compost and Vermicompost on Yield and Nutrient Uptake of Trigonella

Naikwade, Pratap

doi:10.15373/2249555x/feb2014/14

“…These organics also helped in steady supply of balanced nutrient throughout the growth period due to improvement in soil fertility status. These findings are in general agreement with the experimental results reported by Naikwade et al, (2011), Kumar et al, (2012), Das (2014), Naikwade (2014), Dekhane et al, (2011), Jat et al, (2012, Sharma (2014), Verma et al, (2014) and Tak et al, (2014) (Table 1).…”

Section: Effect Of Solid Organicssupporting

confidence: 92%

Effect of Organics on Content and Uptake of Nutrients by Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum l.) Grown under Organic Farming System

Lunagariya¹,

Zinzala²,

Patel³

2019

Int.J.Curr.Microbiol.App.Sci

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“…The impact of increased atmospheric CO2 concentrations will vary by ecosystem (Field et al 1995;Naikwade 2020b). Litter quality will be also impacted as greater CO2 concentrations will increase C:N ratios of litter and will result in reduced decomposition rate and subsequently C and N in soil will be altered (Strain and Bazzaz 1983;Mooney et al 1991, Naikwade, 2014.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Changes in Soil Carbon Sequestration during Woody Plant Encroachment in Arid Ecosystems

Naikwade¹

2021

Pla. Sci.

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Carbon sequestration is one of the most important and highly recommended measures for mitigating climate change. Soil organic carbon (SOC) has potential to sequester the largest amount of carbon (C) for the longest time period in the midst of the organic C sinks in terrestrial ecosystems of the earth. In recent years, apprehension of the role of soils as sink for carbon on a wide-ranging scale has become dynamic. From last 150 years, encroachment of trees and shrubs into grasslands and the ‘thicketization’ of savannas have been reported and is a global phenomenon. One possibly beneficial effect could be that the shrub and tree-dominated ecosystems will sequester more carbon and will be a buffer for elevated atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) levels. The question of what is impact of woody encroachment on soil carbon balance of an ecosystem has proved difficult to answer, and the results remain debatable. The magnitude and pattern of changes in the SOC with woody encroachment are exceedingly abstruse and varies from significant increases, to significant decreases to no net change in SOC. Impact of wood plant encroachment on carbon sequestration is discussed in this paper considering various studies with different results so it will lead to better understanding of the complex phenomenon. SOC sequestration is effective greenhouse gas mitigation strategy and a vital ecosystem service. Increasing SOC may helpful to mitigate negative effects of growing concentration of CO2 in atmosphere and may be advantageous in decelerating or reversal in global climate change rate.

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“…The impact of increased atmospheric CO2 concentrations will vary by ecosystem (Field et al 1995;Naikwade 2020b). Litter quality will be also impacted as greater CO2 concentrations will increase C:N ratios of litter and will result in reduced decomposition rate and subsequently C and N in soil will be altered (Strain and Bazzaz 1983;Mooney et al 1991, Naikwade, 2014.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Changes in Soil Carbon Sequestration during Woody Plant Encroachment in Arid Ecosystems

Naikwade¹

2021

Pla. Sci.

0

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Carbon sequestration is one of the most important and highly recommended measures for mitigating climate change. Soil organic carbon (SOC) has potential to sequester the largest amount of carbon (C) for the longest time period in the midst of the organic C sinks in terrestrial ecosystems of the earth. In recent years, apprehension of the role of soils as sink for carbon on a wide-ranging scale has become dynamic. From last 150 years, encroachment of trees and shrubs into grasslands and the ‘thicketization’ of savannas have been reported and is a global phenomenon. One possibly beneficial effect could be that the shrub and tree-dominated ecosystems will sequester more carbon and will be a buffer for elevated atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) levels. The question of what is impact of woody encroachment on soil carbon balance of an ecosystem has proved difficult to answer, and the results remain debatable. The magnitude and pattern of changes in the SOC with woody encroachment are exceedingly abstruse and varies from significant increases, to significant decreases to no net change in SOC. Impact of wood plant encroachment on carbon sequestration is discussed in this paper considering various studies with different results so it will lead to better understanding of the complex phenomenon. SOC sequestration is effective greenhouse gas mitigation strategy and a vital ecosystem service. Increasing SOC may helpful to mitigate negative effects of growing concentration of CO2 in atmosphere and may be advantageous in decelerating or reversal in global climate change rate.

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Evaluation of Leaf Litter Compost and Vermicompost on Yield and Nutrient Uptake of Trigonella

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Effect of Organics on Content and Uptake of Nutrients by Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum l.) Grown under Organic Farming System

Effect of Organics on Content and Uptake of Nutrients by Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum l.) Grown under Organic Farming System

Changes in Soil Carbon Sequestration during Woody Plant Encroachment in Arid Ecosystems

Changes in Soil Carbon Sequestration during Woody Plant Encroachment in Arid Ecosystems

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