The Combination Between Super Absorbent Polymers (SAPs) and Biofertilizers Could be an Ecofriendly Approach for Soil Chemical Properties Improving and Sustainable Wheat (Triticum Sativum) Production in Sandy Loam Soil
Osama I. A. Negim,
Moustafa H. A. Moharam,
Elsayed F. Elsayed
et al.
Abstract:Sustainable agriculture aims to provide food needs while improving soil health and protecting it from degradation and contamination from excessive chemical fertilizer use. Sandy-textured soils have low fertility and water-holding capacity. This study assessed the integrated impact of super absorbent polymers (SAPs) and biofertilizer application on the soil chemical characteristics and wheat growth parameters in sandy loam soil. Two super absorbent polymers (SAPs) included Barbary plant G3 (P1) and Aqua Gool po… Show more
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