Influence of sulfur coated urea and algae fertilization on productivity of some leguminous crops in sandy soils

Abstract

Background This studies the influence of algae and coated urea fertilization on the productivity of some leguminous crops in order to reach the best methods of fertilization to get on highest productivity in sandy soils. Results The results proved that both yield and its components a better result in the focus of the SCU + algae than utilizing sulfur-coated fertilizers and algae in both seasons. A large amount extreme yield and straw yield were established with the algae treatment. The outcomes uncovered that SCU + algae improved plant productivity and quality soybean and mungbean seeds. The utilization of SCU + algae expanded protein, carbohydrates and oil %, compared with sulfur-coated urea and algae. Conclusion Along these lines, it could be finished from the results that of SCU + algae with 60 kg N/fed observed to be the best portion to accomplish or gain with exertion the greatest quality.

Synergistic Complementary Effects of Elemental Sulfur and Micro-Algae on Saline- Alkali Soils

“…To our knowledge, only one study has so far evaluated the impacts of sulfur and algae fertilization on the productivity of soybean (Glycine max (L.) Merrill) and mung bean (Vigna radiata (L.) Wilczek) in Egypt. The results showed that compared with the single application of S 0 , MA, or the control, under the condition of combined application of S 0 and MA, the yields of soybean and mung bean were significantly increased, and the protein, carbohydrate, and oil contents also increased accordingly [12]. However, the effects of S 0 -MA interaction on soils have not been reported yet.…”

“…C. However, the S 0 application may cause soil sulfur enrichment (i.e., an increase in SO 4 2 -), which in turn increases soil sulfate levels [4,12], and reduces crop nitrogen uptake and crop yield [13][14][15].…”