Long-term soil tillage effects on selected physical and biological parameters

Gyuricza, Csaba; Ujj, Apolka; Mikó, Péter; Nagy, László; Fenyvesi, László

doi:10.1556/crc.35.2007.2.67

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“…Remediated energy crops can be used as fertilizers after composting; however, it is unclear whether vegetation can absorb them and the rate of uptake cannot be measured [93]. Additionally, this process requires auxiliary reagents to be jointly used, but it is unclear whether the auxiliary reagents impact the vegetation and soil; it is also uncertain whether the cost of inputting reagents is positively correlated with the fertility of the fertilizer [94].…”

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Molecular Basis of Energy Crops Functioning in Bioremediation of Heavy Metal Pollution

Huang,

Lu,

Zhao

et al. 2024

Agriculture

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Heavy metal pollution is a gradually growing environmental issue that hinders the growth and development of plants, and also destabilizes soil. Consequently, eco-friendly phytoremediation methods have gained traction, with energy crops emerging as a particularly effective solution. Energy crops not only provide high-quality plant materials for detoxification and remediation of heavy metal pollution, but also possess energy properties conducive to biofuel production. Therefore, this paper delves into the tolerance mechanism of energy crops towards heavy metal toxicity, elucidating processes such as root complex-mediated inhibition of metal migration and response to reactive oxygen species (ROS) through heavy metal-related proteins, enzyme systems, reactive nitrogen species (RNS), and hormones. Moreover, it summarizes the heavy metals remediation mechanisms of energy crops, including uptake, translocation, chelation, immobilization, and sequestration. This paper explores applications of energy crops in heavy metal pollution remediation, emphasizing the methods for efficient biochar remediation and biofuel generation. Furthermore, potential challenges in using energy crops for heavy metal pollution remediation are outlined. By systematically examining the function mechanisms and prospective applications of energy crops in heavy metal pollution bioremediation, this paper serves as a valuable reference for both research and practical implementation in this field.

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Molecular Basis of Energy Crops Functioning in Bioremediation of Heavy Metal Pollution

Huang,

Lu,

Zhao

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Agriculture

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“…Hakansson 1994, Horn et al 2000 a művelés energiaigényének növekedésében is kimutatható, a többlet ráfordítás a tömörödés okozta veszteséget növeli. Összefüggést találtak továbbá az eróziós talajveszteség mértéke és a művelőtalp tömörödés kiterje dése között (Gyuricza et al 2007, Vona et al 2007, Verbist et al 2007, Malatinszky 2008. A növények reagálását tekintve kézenfekvő a termés és a minőség csökkenés, emellett a fejlődésben visszamaradt nö vény a kártevőkkel, kórokozókkal és gyomokkal szemben is védtelenebb.…”

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Összefüggés a művelés eredetű tömörödés és a klímakárok között

Birkáš¹,

Stingli²,

Farkas³

et al. 2009

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Long-term experiments aimed at improving tillage practices

Birkáš

2010

Acta Agronomica Hungarica

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The Crop Production Institute of Szent István University carried out soil quality trials in the region of Gödöllő between 1977 and 2002, followed by similar experiments near the town of Hatvan since 2002. Soil quality factors that can be improved by tillage include the looseness of the root zone, the depth of the loosened layer, the duration of the loosened state, the thickness of the compact layer impeding water transport, the soil structure, the level of surface protection, the water intake/water loss balance, the organic material balance and earthworm activity. Optimising these factors can help reduce climate stress, so that extreme weather conditions do not undermine the reliability of farming. Most of the tillage methods elaborated on the basis of the findings of the trials, with the aim of alleviating climate stress, differ from conventional recommendations.

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Long-term soil tillage effects on selected physical and biological parameters

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Molecular Basis of Energy Crops Functioning in Bioremediation of Heavy Metal Pollution

Molecular Basis of Energy Crops Functioning in Bioremediation of Heavy Metal Pollution

Összefüggés a művelés eredetű tömörödés és a klímakárok között

Long-term experiments aimed at improving tillage practices

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