Impact of Foliar Fertilization and of Irrigation Regime on Dry Biomass Production in Miscanthus Giganteus L.

Gradual depletion of fossil fuel resources together with the global warming process, linked to the increased emissions of greenhouse gases, caused the onset and the stimulation of researches aiming to find other energy resources of renewable type, to which belongs the biomass obtained from energy crops. The researchers conducted in the field of management of using energy crops for producing energy from solid biomass in general and of bio-fuels in particular, showed that it is a topical issue for Romania and in this context we decided to test the combined effect of foliar fertilization with Bonus K-Energy in differentiated doses and of the irrigation regime both on total biomass production and differentially on the plant components, respectively on stems and leaves of the perennial species Miscanthus giganteus L.