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The Effect of Waste Materials on the Content of Some Macroelements in Test Plants

Godlewska Agnieszka, Becher Marcin

Journal of Ecological Engineering

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2021

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Vol. 22, nr 4

167--174

EN

The study reported here was to determine the effect of an application of organic and mineral materials and their mixtures, combined with mineral fertiliser regime, on the content of selected macroelements in cocksfoot grass and maize. The trial was a completely randomised arrangement with three replicates. Two experimental factors were tested: factor A – fertilisation with organic and mineral materials ( sewage sludge fresh and composted, hard coal incineration ashes , calcium carbonate, mixture of this components) and factor B – mineral fertilisation. The observed effects are indicative of the legitimacy of applying sewage sludge and its mixture with hard coal ash to fertilise agricultural crops as this would reduce reliance on mineral fertiliser, which is very desirable in sustainable agriculture. Mineral fertilisation applied to both the test plants significantly reduced their contents of calcium and magnesium but it increased their content of potassium.

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The Application of Z-Ion Substrate to Support Energy Crop Growth (Dactylis Glomerata L.) on Degraded Soil

Chomczyńska Mariola, Rycko Natalia

Journal of Ecological Engineering

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2021

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Vol. 22, nr 6

106--113

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Investigations concerned the effect of raising the dose of new Z-ion zeolite substrate on cocksfoot (Dactylis glomerata L.) growth. During the pot experiment, plants were grown on degraded soil, arable soil and mixtures of degraded soil with increasing Z-ion substrate additions (1%, 2%, 5%, 10% v/v). When the experiment was terminated, the mean values of the vegetative parameters of test species were calculated. The carbon to nitrogen ratio for cocksfoot stem biomass was determined. The enzyme diversity of the degraded soil enriched with substrate additions after cocksfoot growth (Shannon’s diversity index) was also evaluated. The application of Z-ion additions positively influenced the cocksfoot growth – the additions in the range of 1–10% v/v to degraded soil significantly increased wet and dry stem biomass, dry root biomass and total dry biomass of plants. It turned out that the Z-ion substrate addition not exceeding 1% v/v can be considered as one which – after introducing into a specific degraded soil – would give similar biomass yield of cocksfoot to that obtained on the selected arable soil. At 1% substrate dose, the carbon/nitrogen ratio in the plant material (27.17) was within the range of values ensuring the proper methane fermentation course. The preliminary studies have shown that a significant increase in enzyme diversity can be observed when there is a certain degree of root development caused by a sufficiently high addition of Z-ion substrate to the degraded soil – under experimental conditions it was 5% v/v Z-ion dose.

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Changes in the Contents of Selected Heavy Metals in Test Plants Fertilised With Sewage Sludge and Hard Coal Ash

Godlewska A.

Journal of Ecological Engineering

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2017

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Vol. 18, nr 2

97--102

EN

The study aimed at determining changes in the contents of selected metals in the biomass of test plants due to fertilisation with fresh and composted sewage sludge, hard coal ash, and sludge-ash mixture, as well as liming at a background of mineral nutrition. The experimental design was a completely randomised arrangement with three replicates. The following factors were examined: fertilisation with organic and mineral materials (fresh sewage sludge; composted sewage sludge; hard coal ash; calcium carbonate) and mineral fertilisation (no fertilisation; NPK fertilisation). An application of sewage sludge, hard coal ash, and sludge-ash mixture significantly increased maize content of barium. Addition of hard coal ash into sewage sludge contributed to an increase in lead content determined in cocksfoot biomass harvested from the first and second cut, and barium in maize biomass. Soil liming significantly affected barium content the biomass of plants harvested from the first and second cut, as well as in maize biomass. NPK nutrition significantly increased barium concentrations in the biomass of test plants and maize.

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Wpływ wapnowania i stosowania odpadowych materiałów organicznych na zawartość wapnia i magnezu w kupkówce pospolitej uprawianej na glebie zanieczyszczonej niklem

Kuziemska B., Klej P., Trębicka J., Popek M.

Inżynieria Ekologiczna

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2016

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Nr 47

170--175

PL

W doświadczeniu wazonowym badano wpływ wapnowania i dodatku do gleby odpadowych materiałów organicznych na zawartość wapnia i magnezu w kupkówce pospolitej (Dactylis glomerata L.), uprawianej na glebie w różnym stopniu zanieczyszczonej niklem. Analizowano rośliny czterech pokosów trawy, w trzecim roku badań. W doświadczeniu uwzględniono czynniki: 1 – zanieczyszczenie gleb niklem (0, 75, 150 i 225 mg Ni·kg-1 gleby); 2 – wapnowanie (0 Ca i Ca wg 1 Hh gleby); 3 – odpadowe materiały organiczne (bez dodatku odpadowych materiałów organicznych, węgiel brunatny i słoma żytnia). Wraz ze zwiększeniem ilości niklu w glebie zmniejszyła się ilość magnezu w biomasie rośliny testowej. Zastosowane wapnowanie spowodowało wzrost średniej zawartości wapnia oraz obniżenie zawartości magnezu w kupkówce pospolitej. W badaniach nie stwierdzono istotnego wpływu wprowadzenia słomy do gleby na ilość omawianych metali w biomasie trawy, natomiast wpływ węgla brunatnego uwidocznił się zarówno w przypadku wapnia jak i magnezu (rośliny zebrane z obiektów gdzie go zastosowano zawierały średnio mniej obu makroelementów w stosunku do roślin zebranych z obiektów kontrolnych).

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The effect of liming and the addition to soil of waste organic materials on the contents of calcium and magnesium in cock’s-foot (Dactylis glomerata L.) cultivated on soil contaminated to various degrees with nickel was studied in a pot culture experiment. Plants from four cuts of grass were analysed in the third year of the study. The following factors were taken into account: 1 – contamination of soils with nickel (0, 75, 150 and 225 mg N·kg-1 of soil); 2 – liming (0 Ca and Ca according to Hh of soil); 3 – waste organic materials (no waste organic materials added, brown coal and rye straw). With increasing nickel content in soil, the magnesium content in biomass of the test plant decreased. The applied liming resulted in an increase in the average calcium content and a decrease in the magnesium content in cock’s-foot. No significant effect of introducing straw to soil on the contents of calcium and magnesium in biomass of the grass was found, while the effect of brown coal was visible both for calcium and for magnesium (in the plants harvested from the objects to which brown coal was applied, the contents of both macroelements were, on average, lower than in the plants harvested from the control objects).

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Impact of growth inhibitor Bercema on shoots regrowth of perennial ryegrass and cocksfoot

Wiśniewska-Kadżajan B., Jankowski K., Malinowska E., Sosnowski J., Kolczarek R.

Journal of Ecological Engineering

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2014

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Vol. 15, nr 2

108--111

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In a pot experiment conducted in a greenhouse, the effect of CCC Bercema growth inhibitor to reduce vegetative shoot growth of perennial ryegrass and cocksfoot was studded. The experiment was set up in triplicate. Growth regulator was applied once, in a form of an aqueous solution. The following experimental objects were specified: control object, Bercema with a concentration of 10%, 20% and 30%. Ten measurements were performed every 3 days. The study was conducted under conditions of 12-hour artificial light daily. The results were statistically analyzed using two-factorial variance analysis . It was found that the greatest shoot growth reduction of ryegrass due to the highest inhibitor concentration (B- 30%), but for cocksfoot under the influence of the minimal concentration (B- 10%), compared to the control object. It has been noted that cocksfoot is more sensitive to the applied growth regulator, resulted in significantly greater inhibition of shoot regrowth than for ryegrass. In the experiment with the perennial ryegrass significant differences in the growth of shoots were found under the influence of inhibitor application at a concentration of 30%, compared to the control object. In the case of cocksfoot, all the concentration increases of Bercema inhibitor significantly differentiated the shoots regrowth.