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Khattab,, M., Gomaa, A. (2004). YIELD AND ESSENtiAL OIL QUALITY OF CORIANDER AS INFLUENCED BY CHICKEN MANURE, ROCK PHOSPHATE, SULFUR AND A PHOSPHATE SOLUBILIZING BACILLUS TREATMENTS.. Journal of Plant Production, 29(9), 5231-5244. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2004.238810
M. E. Khattab,; A. M. Gomaa. "YIELD AND ESSENtiAL OIL QUALITY OF CORIANDER AS INFLUENCED BY CHICKEN MANURE, ROCK PHOSPHATE, SULFUR AND A PHOSPHATE SOLUBILIZING BACILLUS TREATMENTS.". Journal of Plant Production, 29, 9, 2004, 5231-5244. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2004.238810
Khattab,, M., Gomaa, A. (2004). 'YIELD AND ESSENtiAL OIL QUALITY OF CORIANDER AS INFLUENCED BY CHICKEN MANURE, ROCK PHOSPHATE, SULFUR AND A PHOSPHATE SOLUBILIZING BACILLUS TREATMENTS.', Journal of Plant Production, 29(9), pp. 5231-5244. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2004.238810
Khattab,, M., Gomaa, A. YIELD AND ESSENtiAL OIL QUALITY OF CORIANDER AS INFLUENCED BY CHICKEN MANURE, ROCK PHOSPHATE, SULFUR AND A PHOSPHATE SOLUBILIZING BACILLUS TREATMENTS.. Journal of Plant Production, 2004; 29(9): 5231-5244. doi: 10.21608/jpp.2004.238810

YIELD AND ESSENtiAL OIL QUALITY OF CORIANDER AS INFLUENCED BY CHICKEN MANURE, ROCK PHOSPHATE, SULFUR AND A PHOSPHATE SOLUBILIZING BACILLUS TREATMENTS.

Article 15, Volume 29, Issue 9, September 2004, Page 5231-5244  XML PDF (1014.41 K)
Document Type: Original Article
DOI: 10.21608/jpp.2004.238810
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Authors
M. E. Khattab,1; A. M. Gomaa2
1Cultivatlon and Production of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Department,
2Agrlcultural Microbiology Department, National Research Centre, Cairo, Egypt.
Abstract
A field trial was achieved during the two consecutive growing seasons of
200112002 and 200212003 at the Experimental Farm of Faculty of Agriculture, Cairo
University to investigate the associative impact of phosphate solubilizing Bacillus
megatherium
, chicken manure, rock phosphate and/or sulfur and its innuence on
growth parameters, fruit yield and oil yield quality of coriander. The results show that
full dose of chicken manure significantly overcame its half dose for all the measured
growth and yield parameters. Application of Bacillus megatherium, as a phosphate
solubilizer, induced matchable results to that obtained due to the use of full dose of
chemical fertilizers, while inclusion of rock phosphate and/or sulfur resulted in further
increases for all tested parameters. An associative effect was found between, chicken
manure, biofertilizer, rock phosphate and/or sulfur. The combined effect of half dose
of chit:'''::.., manure, biofertilizer, rock phosphate and/or sulfur produced reasonable
results while full dose of ch~en manure in presence of the same previous fertilization
sources revealed significant increases, in comparison with the positive control, for all
tested parameters. Biofertilization of coriander combined with full dose of chicken
manure and sulfur augmented limonene oil constituents with 30.69 % over the positive
control. Unalool as the main oil compound of coriander, was increased due to the use
of Bacil/us megatherium combined with full dose of chicken manure that reached 2.5
% over the positive control.
Keywords
growth parameters; yield quality; bio-organic fertilizer Coriander; essential oil
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