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Agricultural sciences

ABSORPTION by Cynara scolymus L. and INCREASING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NITRIC FERTILIZERS ON VARIOUS SOIL CONDITIONS
Abzalov A.A., Kadirkhujaev A.K., Inagamov S.Ya., Nomozova Z.B.

Aim of research: It should be noted that the elaboration of methods for effective use of nitric fertilizers for plants including Cynara scolymus L. has not only scientific but practical importance as they provide high crops of high quality in studied plants and also the decreasing the level of environment’s contamination.

Transformation of nitric fertilizers in the irrigated both on typical and bright grey earth and also its use by plants depending on the regimen of nitric nutrition has been studied insufficiently (Abzalov A. A., 2009; Kim L. M. 1988).

Research methods: In this connection in 2011-2014 we conducted both vegetative and field experiments on bright and typical grey earth soil in Samarkand and Tashkent regions of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The area of each divided part was 480 m². The scheme of disposition plants is 60×40×1 with density of 36680 bushes per ha.

The repeat of vegetative experiments was 10 times and field – 4 times. The filling of vessels was conducted in autumn with soil taken from the field experiment (horizon 0-50 cm) taking into account its genetic horizons.

The moisture of soil in vessels was supported in the level of 70% of capillary moisture-capacity.

Results: Based on results of our research on balance and transformation of nitric fertilizers in the system soil-plant it can be confirmed that on typical grey earth with high content of organic substances and wide ratio C:N at the beginning of plant’ development it is required more nitrogen than on light grey earth.

The research showed that with the beginning of flowering phase and maturing seeds the provision of plants with nitrogen on typical grey earth is higher than on bright grey earth that is explained with releasing of earlier absorbed nitrogen by soil microorganisms.

The research results ascertained that the content of nitrogen compounds of fertilizers in plants’ tissues depends on soil varieties. 

Table 1

Content change of organic and inorganic nitrogen of fertilizers on typical grey earth and bright grey earth (mg per vessel)

Year norm

g/vessel

2-3 real leaves

 

Buds forming process

 

N

P

K

Manure

Total

 

Organic

 

Inorganic

 

Total

 

Organic

 

Inorganic

 

Bright grey earth

6

5

2

-

1390

736

654

2848

1208

1640

6

5

2

400

1620

900

720

3004

1500

1504

Typical grey earth

6

5

2

-

1694

1064

603

3136

1556

1580

6

5

2

400

1690

1250

440

3252

1640

1612

                                                 

In the first part of vegetation (before mass buds forming process) the immobilization value of nitrogen from the introduced fertilizers on typical grey earth (or transformation of inorganic nitrogen to organic form in microorganisms’ body) occurs more intensively than on bright grey earth.

With introduction of manure the content of inorganic nitrogen of fertilizers decreases more, nitrogen of fertilizers not used by the plants (in the end of its vegetation) on bright grey earth, especially when manure is introduced, more than on typical grey earth.

The introduction of manure intensifies this process on typical grey earth that is connected with different content in this soil the mass of organic residues and also the ratio C:N.

With immobilization of nitrogen the content of available for plants inorganic compounds in early phases of development and buds forming process of plants is decreased, especially in conditions of bright grey earth.

This makes necessary to study the effectiveness of introduction terms of nitric fertilizers taking into account the biological transformation features of nitrogen and soil conditions.

Table 2

Content of nitrogen compounds of fertilizers on various soil conditions (mg/vessel)

Year norm

g/vessel

2-3 real leaves

 

Buds forming process

 

N

P

K

Manure

Total

 

Organic

 

Inorganic

 

Total

 

Organic

 

Inorganic

 

Bright grey earth

6

5

2

-

1842

960

882

1362

1290

72

6

5

2

400

1992

960

1032

1722

1380

342

Typical grey earth

6

5

2

-

2400

1260

1140

1770

1560

210

6

5

2

400

2460

1380

1080

1872

1442

432

Conclusion: The researches ascertained that Cynara scolymus L. grown on bright grey earth with introduction of full fertilizers, especially with manure provides for more seeds formation and biomass. Biomass amount during this process is higher on typical grey earth than on bright grey earth.



References:
1. Абзалов A. A. Применение серы как важный фактор получения экологически чистого продукта лекарственных растений. Ж. Вестник аграрной науки Узбекистана, № 1-2, 2009. p.54-60

2. Ким Л. М. Превращение в почве азота КФУ и его использование хлопчатником. Труды ТашСХИ «Интенсивная технология возделывания хлопчатника в УзССР, 1988, p.100-107



Bibliographic reference

Abzalov A.A., Kadirkhujaev A.K., Inagamov S.Ya., Nomozova Z.B. ABSORPTION by Cynara scolymus L. and INCREASING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NITRIC FERTILIZERS ON VARIOUS SOIL CONDITIONS. International Journal Of Applied And Fundamental Research. – 2015. – № 2 –
URL: www.science-sd.com/461-24875 (21.11.2024).