2021
DOI: 10.4236/ojss.2021.111001
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Vermicompost as an Alternative to Inorganic Fertilizer to Improve Okra Productivity in Côte d’Ivoire

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“…This might be associated with the aggressiveness of the earthworm Perionyx excavates in decomposing organic matter from animal waste [27]. The animal waste was consumed by the earthworm so that it underwent decomposition assisted by soil microorganisms in the digestion of the earthworm, then animal waste was removed from the digestive tract in the form of vermicompost [1] [28]. Soil microorganisms in the digestion of earthworms decompose organic matter from animal waste and release CO 2 so that there is a decrease in organic C content.…”
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“…This might be associated with the aggressiveness of the earthworm Perionyx excavates in decomposing organic matter from animal waste [27]. The animal waste was consumed by the earthworm so that it underwent decomposition assisted by soil microorganisms in the digestion of the earthworm, then animal waste was removed from the digestive tract in the form of vermicompost [1] [28]. Soil microorganisms in the digestion of earthworms decompose organic matter from animal waste and release CO 2 so that there is a decrease in organic C content.…”
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“…The results of the analysis of variance showed that the mean pH (H 2 O, 1:5 w/v) of the 4 types of animal manure (cow, buffalo, chicken, and goat) were significantly different, as presented in Table 4. The increase in pH (H 2 O, 1:5 w/ v) of the vermicompost is related to the formation of NH 4 + compounds which are more dominant than the formation of organic acids derived from the activity of microorganisms in the digestion of the earthworm Peryonix excavates during the decomposition of organic matter [1].…”
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“…) and control, respectively. Vermicompost is rich in plant macro and micronutrients and beneficial soil microbes and plant growth promoting compounds like growth hormones therefore its application in agriculture enhance plant growth and yield [9,10]. Beside these, vermicompost also improves soil physical (soil bulk density, water holding capacity) and soil chemical properties (pH, and electrical conductivity) than conventional compost [11].…”
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“…Considering composting, the term itself refers to the process of controlled biological maturity under aerobic conditions, where organic matter is decomposed by microorganisms such as fungi and bacteria, to materials with low molecular weight, stable, hygienic, humus-rich, and beneficial both for the agricultural crops and for soil organic matter recycling [15] [19]. The compost is a sustainable, economic, and a feasible way to efficiently utilize nutrients from pre and post-consumers food waste as vegetative wastes from modern agriculture.…”
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