DocumentCode
2087899
Title
Effects of a biofertilizer from domestic waste on amaranthus cultivation
Author
Jin-Chao, Wu ; Guang-Rong, Huang ; Xiao-Ming, Xia
Author_Institution
Second Inst. of Oceanogr., SOA, Hangzhou, China
fYear
2011
fDate
27-29 May 2011
Firstpage
297
Lastpage
300
Abstract
Domestic waste is easily decomposed by microbes to produce odor detrimental to environmental quality. The production of biofertilizer is one of low environment pollution method for domestic waste treatment. The effect of biofertilizer from domestic waste on Chinese traditional vegetable, Amaranthus, was investigated. The biofertilizer from domestic waste can improve output with 52.4%, stem length with 50% and chlorophyll content with 20% of Amaranthus. The biofertilizer treatment can increase nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium accumulation of Amaranthus. But only a little of biofertilizer treatment (100 kg/hm2) would decrease the nutritional elements accumulation. The biofertilizer at 1000 kg/hm2 level has the similar effects for absorption of nutritional elements of N, P and K with chemical fertilizer. The biofertilizer, especially at 1000 kg/hm2 level, can improve the organic matter index of soil.
Keywords
chemical engineering; fertilisers; waste handling; Amaranthus cultivation; biofertilizer treatment; chemical fertilizer; chlorophyll content; domestic waste treatment; environmental quality; nutritional element accumulation; odor detrimental; organic matter index; soil; Absorption; Chemicals; Fertilizers; Indexes; Nitrogen; Soil; Amaranthus; biofertilizer; domestic waste; fertilizer;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
New Technology of Agricultural Engineering (ICAE), 2011 International Conference on
Conference_Location
Zibo
Print_ISBN
978-1-4244-9574-0
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ICAE.2011.5943806
Filename
5943806
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