Combined Vinasse and Mineral NPK Fertilizer Afect Physio‑Biochemical, Root, and Yield Characters of Faba Bean (vicia faba l.) Genotypes Grown on Saline Soil
El-Gabry, Yasser Abd El-Gawad; Noura M. Taha; Mohamed Ebaid; M. A. Abd El‑Hady; M. E. El‑Temsah; M. A. Abdelkader; Saaied Helmy Abd Alhalim Abd Alwahed; Eslam Salama; Nahid A. A. Morsi; Ahmed M. Saad; Yasser M. Abd‑Elkrem;
Abstract
The objective of this study is to assess the efects of combined applications of recommended traditional chemical fertilization NPK 100% without Vinasse and with 100, 75, 50 NPK + Vinasse on Physio-Biochemical, root, shoot traits, yield, and
its attributes for four faba bean Giza-429, Giza-843, Misr-2 and Sakha-3 genotypes which are cultivated in the soil is salt
afected of eastern Egypt. The experimental design was conducted using a strip-plot design with three replicates in 2020
and 2021. Treatments of diferent doses of chemical fertilization were 100% NPK without Vinasse and 100%, 75%, and
50% of NPK with Vinasse as supplementary organic fertilizer were arranged in vertical strips, while horizontal strips were
devoted to faba bean genotypes (Vicia faba L.) i.e. Giza-429, Giza-843, Misr-2, and Sakha-3. Relative to the other fertilizer
combinations, the 75% NPK + Vinasse did not contribute more than 5% more yield to Sakha 3 than it did with the 100%
NPK + Vinasse. Both the fertilizer and cultivar main efects had the same positive linear trend, with relatively higher total
seed yield in the case of the 75% NPK + Vinasse and of cv. Sakha 3. The harvest index (HI) was diferent only for fertilizer
levels.The 75% NPK + Vinasse difered by a very negligible margin from the 100% NPK + Vinasse, but both difered from
the other two levels. Along with seed yield, both straw and biological yields were signifcant for the interaction efects, as
well as for the main efects. Within all fertilizer combinations, cultivars Giza 843 and Saka 3 consistently, as a subgroup,
outyielded the other two cultivars, not only for total seed yield but also for all other yield component characters.
its attributes for four faba bean Giza-429, Giza-843, Misr-2 and Sakha-3 genotypes which are cultivated in the soil is salt
afected of eastern Egypt. The experimental design was conducted using a strip-plot design with three replicates in 2020
and 2021. Treatments of diferent doses of chemical fertilization were 100% NPK without Vinasse and 100%, 75%, and
50% of NPK with Vinasse as supplementary organic fertilizer were arranged in vertical strips, while horizontal strips were
devoted to faba bean genotypes (Vicia faba L.) i.e. Giza-429, Giza-843, Misr-2, and Sakha-3. Relative to the other fertilizer
combinations, the 75% NPK + Vinasse did not contribute more than 5% more yield to Sakha 3 than it did with the 100%
NPK + Vinasse. Both the fertilizer and cultivar main efects had the same positive linear trend, with relatively higher total
seed yield in the case of the 75% NPK + Vinasse and of cv. Sakha 3. The harvest index (HI) was diferent only for fertilizer
levels.The 75% NPK + Vinasse difered by a very negligible margin from the 100% NPK + Vinasse, but both difered from
the other two levels. Along with seed yield, both straw and biological yields were signifcant for the interaction efects, as
well as for the main efects. Within all fertilizer combinations, cultivars Giza 843 and Saka 3 consistently, as a subgroup,
outyielded the other two cultivars, not only for total seed yield but also for all other yield component characters.
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Title | Combined Vinasse and Mineral NPK Fertilizer Afect Physio‑Biochemical, Root, and Yield Characters of Faba Bean (vicia faba l.) Genotypes Grown on Saline Soil | Authors | El-Gabry, Yasser Abd El-Gawad ; Noura M. Taha ; Mohamed Ebaid; M. A. Abd El‑Hady; M. E. El‑Temsah; M. A. Abdelkader; Saaied Helmy Abd Alhalim Abd Alwahed; Eslam Salama; Nahid A. A. Morsi; Ahmed M. Saad; Yasser M. Abd‑Elkrem | Keywords | Faba bean;Vinasse;Mineral NPK;Salinity;Physio-biochemical traits;Root traits;Yield traits and K+/Na+ ratio | Issue Date | 26-Mar-2024 | Publisher | SpringerLink | Journal | Journal of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition | DOI | https://doi.org/10.1007/s42729-024-01743-8 |
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