IMPROVING QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF ONIONS YIELDS IN MOUNT MERAPI ERUPTION SOIL WITH VARIOUS SOURCES OF POTASSIUM AND SULFUR
This research was conducted on post-eruption land area near Mount Merapi in Central Java Indonesia with the addition of goat manure of 30 tons/ha using factorial experiment prepared in Randomized Block Design (RAKL), with two treatment factors, and the treatment was repeated three times. The first f...
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description | This research was conducted on post-eruption land area near Mount Merapi in Central Java Indonesia with the addition of goat manure of 30 tons/ha using factorial experiment prepared in Randomized Block Design (RAKL), with two treatment factors, and the treatment was repeated three times. The first factor was the source of potassium: no potassium, KCl, KNO3. Second factor source was Sulfur: without sulfur, ZA, Petro-Cas. The data were analyzed by variance, if there is real difference followed by LSD test 1%. The results show that
(1) Fertilization of KNO3 and ZA(NH4)2SO4 in onion plants shows the highest yield on fresh weight of onion tubers per clump and per square meter; (2) Fertilization of KNO3 without the addition of sulfur to obtain dry weight of the lowest weight of onion tubers per clump and per square meter; (3) Fertilization of KCl and ZA (NH4)2SO4 on onion plant causes the highest water content on dried onion tubers; and (4) Fertilization of KCl and Petro-Cas (CaSO4) 2H2O on onion plants yields the highest number of essential oil. |
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spelling | doaj.art-f42dc662883544a6910ef7fe04f5ed782023-09-02T18:18:43ZengiVolga PressRussian Journal of Agricultural and Socio-Economic Sciences2226-11842017-11-01711145045510.18551/rjoas.2017-11.60IMPROVING QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF ONIONS YIELDS IN MOUNT MERAPI ERUPTION SOIL WITH VARIOUS SOURCES OF POTASSIUM AND SULFURAstiningrum M.0Suprapto A.1Historiawati2Faculty of Agriculture, University of TidarFaculty of Agriculture, University of TidarFaculty of Agriculture, University of TidarThis research was conducted on post-eruption land area near Mount Merapi in Central Java Indonesia with the addition of goat manure of 30 tons/ha using factorial experiment prepared in Randomized Block Design (RAKL), with two treatment factors, and the treatment was repeated three times. The first factor was the source of potassium: no potassium, KCl, KNO3. Second factor source was Sulfur: without sulfur, ZA, Petro-Cas. The data were analyzed by variance, if there is real difference followed by LSD test 1%. The results show that (1) Fertilization of KNO3 and ZA(NH4)2SO4 in onion plants shows the highest yield on fresh weight of onion tubers per clump and per square meter; (2) Fertilization of KNO3 without the addition of sulfur to obtain dry weight of the lowest weight of onion tubers per clump and per square meter; (3) Fertilization of KCl and ZA (NH4)2SO4 on onion plant causes the highest water content on dried onion tubers; and (4) Fertilization of KCl and Petro-Cas (CaSO4) 2H2O on onion plants yields the highest number of essential oil.https://rjoas.com/issue-2017-11/article_60.pdfOnionssulfurpotassiumyieldsoil |
spellingShingle | Astiningrum M. Suprapto A. Historiawati IMPROVING QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF ONIONS YIELDS IN MOUNT MERAPI ERUPTION SOIL WITH VARIOUS SOURCES OF POTASSIUM AND SULFUR Russian Journal of Agricultural and Socio-Economic Sciences Onions sulfur potassium yield soil |
title | IMPROVING QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF ONIONS YIELDS IN MOUNT MERAPI ERUPTION SOIL WITH VARIOUS SOURCES OF POTASSIUM AND SULFUR |
title_full | IMPROVING QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF ONIONS YIELDS IN MOUNT MERAPI ERUPTION SOIL WITH VARIOUS SOURCES OF POTASSIUM AND SULFUR |
title_fullStr | IMPROVING QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF ONIONS YIELDS IN MOUNT MERAPI ERUPTION SOIL WITH VARIOUS SOURCES OF POTASSIUM AND SULFUR |
title_full_unstemmed | IMPROVING QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF ONIONS YIELDS IN MOUNT MERAPI ERUPTION SOIL WITH VARIOUS SOURCES OF POTASSIUM AND SULFUR |
title_short | IMPROVING QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF ONIONS YIELDS IN MOUNT MERAPI ERUPTION SOIL WITH VARIOUS SOURCES OF POTASSIUM AND SULFUR |
title_sort | improving quality and quantity of onions yields in mount merapi eruption soil with various sources of potassium and sulfur |
topic | Onions sulfur potassium yield soil |
url | https://rjoas.com/issue-2017-11/article_60.pdf |
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