Effects of Plant-sourced Officinal-fertilizer on Earthnut Growth,Anti-pest Efficiency and Soil Microbial Activity
Zhu Gu-liang
Abstract
Zhu Gu-liang
Abstract
In order to study the effects of plant-sourced officinal-fertilizer on earthnut growth, anti-pest efficiency and soil microbial activity, a plant-sourced officinal-fertilizer, distilled matters from them, was used. The experiment results indicated that earthnut anti-pest efficiency was increased after the application of the plant-sourced officinal-fertilizer. Earthnut height was reduced, but caulis wideness, branch length and nut numbers were increased. The output of earthnut was increased by 9.4-11.5%. Soil bacteria, epiphyte and actionmyees numbers were increased in different degree after the application of the plant-sourced officinal-fertilizer. Soil environment Security were evaluated.
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In order to study the effects of plant-sourced officinal-fertilizer on earthnut growth, anti-pest efficiency and soil microbial activity, a plant-sourced officinal-fertilizer, distilled matters from them, was used. The experiment results indicated that earthnut anti-pest efficiency was increased after the application of the plant-sourced officinal-fertilizer. Earthnut height was reduced, but caulis wideness, branch length and nut numbers were increased. The output of earthnut was increased by 9.4-11.5%. Soil bacteria, epiphyte and actionmyees numbers were increased in different degree after the application of the plant-sourced officinal-fertilizer. Soil environment Security were evaluated.
Key concepts: Fertilizer, Plant growth, Agronomy, PEST analysis, Environmental science, Horticulture, Biology