Compost tea and bioslurry as plant biostimulants. Part 1: characterization and phytotoxicity testing

IF 1.6 4区农林科学 Q3 PLANT SCIENCES

Journal of Plant Nutrition Pub Date : 2024-08-27 DOI:10.1080/01904167.2024.2391542

Iván Funes-Pinter, Laura Elizabeth Martínez, Marcela Fernández, Ernesto Martín Uliarte

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Abstract

In the present study, the quality of aerated (A), non-aerated (NA) and bioslurry (B) as potential bio-fertilizers were evaluated. Aerated and non-aerated compost teas were brewed from two different...

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作为植物生物刺激剂的堆肥茶和生物浆。第 1 部分：特征描述和植物毒性测试

本研究评估了作为潜在生物肥料的充气（A）、不充气（NA）和生物浆（B）的质量。充气和不充气堆肥茶是由两种不同的堆肥冲泡而成。

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Journal of Plant Nutrition 农林科学-植物科学

CiteScore

4.40

自引率

4.80%

发文量

238

审稿时长

24 months

期刊介绍： Journal of Plant Nutrition serves as a comprehensive, convenient source of new and important findings exploring the influence of currently known essential and nonessential elements on plant physiology and growth. The journal emphasizes high value, intensive crop production in both horticulture and agronomic systems. Beneficial elements, symbiotic relationships between bacteria and fungi and crop yield, and the role of plant nutrients in disease control are some of the topics covered in addition to essential plant nutrients. Refereed by an internationally renowned editorial board ensuring the high level of scholarship, Journal of Plant Nutrition provides insightful coverage of nutritional topics, such as: -Hydroponic and greenhouse crop nutrient requirements and factors influencing plant nutrition -Nutrition involving container production -Media analysis of pine bark, peat, and artificial media -Interpretation/correlation of soil and plant analysis -Intensive production of agronomic and vegetable crops -Production and nutritional requirements of fruit, ornamental, floriculture, tropical, and foliage plants -Use of precision agriculture for nutritional requirements of crops -Plant growth promoting bacteria and elemental nutrition interactions as related to crop yield Journal of Plant Nutrition serves as a platform for researchers to present their findings to an international audience, which will help to develop research programs that will further our knowledge of plant nutrition. It is also an invaluable resource utilized by growers and consultants to develop operational fertility regimes that are based upon the current peer reviewed publications.