Effects of Organic, Organomineral and NPK Fertilizer Treatments on The Nutrient Uptake of Amaranthus Cruentus (L) on Two Soil Types in Lagos, Nigeria

The macronutrient uptake of A. cruentus under two soil types: Ikorodu (orthic Luvisol) and Lagos state university LASU) Ojo campus, (Dystric Fluvisol) were investigated under field conditions. Eight fertilizer treatments (1) control (no fertilizer), (2) pacesetter’s Grade B (PGB) 100%, (3) PGB + NPK...

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Main Authors: E.A. MAKINDE, L.S. AYENI, S.O. OJENIYI
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Language:Bulgarian
Published: University of Zagreb, Faculty of Agriculture 2011-07-01
Series:Journal of Central European Agriculture
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Online Access:http://jcea.agr.hr/articles/74920_Effects_of_Organic_Organomineral_and_NPK_Fertilizer_Treatments_on_The_Nutrient_Uptake_of_Amaranthus_Cruentus_(L)_on_Two_Soil_Ty_en.pdf
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author E.A. MAKINDE
L.S. AYENI
S.O. OJENIYI
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description The macronutrient uptake of A. cruentus under two soil types: Ikorodu (orthic Luvisol) and Lagos state university LASU) Ojo campus, (Dystric Fluvisol) were investigated under field conditions. Eight fertilizer treatments (1) control (no fertilizer), (2) pacesetter’s Grade B (PGB) 100%, (3) PGB + NPK (75:25), (4) PGB + NPK (50:50), (5) Kola Pod Husk (KPH) 100%, (6) KPH + NPK(75:25), (7) KPH + NPK(50:50) and (8) NPK(100%) were tested at first planting. Residual effects of the fertilizers were assessed in the second and third planting periods. The experiment was arranged in a randomized complete block design in four replications. Data were analyzed using ANOVA Test. Due to the high N status of the soil in Ikorodu (sandy clay loam) its uptake was significantly (p<0.05) higher (87.1%) than that of LASU. The KPH and PGB had the highest potential in A. cruentus production. At Ikorodu site, KPH + NPK (75:25) had the nutrient uptake while at LASU, PGB + NPK (75:25) was optimum. KPH + NPK (75:25) gave highest N, P, K, Ca and Mg uptake in A. cruentus
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spelling doaj.art-f7b65b93dc8f4c01be290228e7216a8d2022-12-22T03:55:41ZbulUniversity of Zagreb, Faculty of AgricultureJournal of Central European Agriculture1332-90492011-07-0112111412310.5513/JCEA01/12.1.887Effects of Organic, Organomineral and NPK Fertilizer Treatments on The Nutrient Uptake of Amaranthus Cruentus (L) on Two Soil Types in Lagos, NigeriaE.A. MAKINDEL.S. AYENIS.O. OJENIYIThe macronutrient uptake of A. cruentus under two soil types: Ikorodu (orthic Luvisol) and Lagos state university LASU) Ojo campus, (Dystric Fluvisol) were investigated under field conditions. Eight fertilizer treatments (1) control (no fertilizer), (2) pacesetter’s Grade B (PGB) 100%, (3) PGB + NPK (75:25), (4) PGB + NPK (50:50), (5) Kola Pod Husk (KPH) 100%, (6) KPH + NPK(75:25), (7) KPH + NPK(50:50) and (8) NPK(100%) were tested at first planting. Residual effects of the fertilizers were assessed in the second and third planting periods. The experiment was arranged in a randomized complete block design in four replications. Data were analyzed using ANOVA Test. Due to the high N status of the soil in Ikorodu (sandy clay loam) its uptake was significantly (p<0.05) higher (87.1%) than that of LASU. The KPH and PGB had the highest potential in A. cruentus production. At Ikorodu site, KPH + NPK (75:25) had the nutrient uptake while at LASU, PGB + NPK (75:25) was optimum. KPH + NPK (75:25) gave highest N, P, K, Ca and Mg uptake in A. cruentushttp://jcea.agr.hr/articles/74920_Effects_of_Organic_Organomineral_and_NPK_Fertilizer_Treatments_on_The_Nutrient_Uptake_of_Amaranthus_Cruentus_(L)_on_Two_Soil_Ty_en.pdforthic luvisoldystic fluvisoldry matter yieldmacronutrients
spellingShingle E.A. MAKINDE
L.S. AYENI
S.O. OJENIYI
Effects of Organic, Organomineral and NPK Fertilizer Treatments on The Nutrient Uptake of Amaranthus Cruentus (L) on Two Soil Types in Lagos, Nigeria
Journal of Central European Agriculture
orthic luvisol
dystic fluvisol
dry matter yield
macronutrients
title Effects of Organic, Organomineral and NPK Fertilizer Treatments on The Nutrient Uptake of Amaranthus Cruentus (L) on Two Soil Types in Lagos, Nigeria
title_full Effects of Organic, Organomineral and NPK Fertilizer Treatments on The Nutrient Uptake of Amaranthus Cruentus (L) on Two Soil Types in Lagos, Nigeria
title_fullStr Effects of Organic, Organomineral and NPK Fertilizer Treatments on The Nutrient Uptake of Amaranthus Cruentus (L) on Two Soil Types in Lagos, Nigeria
title_full_unstemmed Effects of Organic, Organomineral and NPK Fertilizer Treatments on The Nutrient Uptake of Amaranthus Cruentus (L) on Two Soil Types in Lagos, Nigeria
title_short Effects of Organic, Organomineral and NPK Fertilizer Treatments on The Nutrient Uptake of Amaranthus Cruentus (L) on Two Soil Types in Lagos, Nigeria
title_sort effects of organic organomineral and npk fertilizer treatments on the nutrient uptake of amaranthus cruentus l on two soil types in lagos nigeria
topic orthic luvisol
dystic fluvisol
dry matter yield
macronutrients
url http://jcea.agr.hr/articles/74920_Effects_of_Organic_Organomineral_and_NPK_Fertilizer_Treatments_on_The_Nutrient_Uptake_of_Amaranthus_Cruentus_(L)_on_Two_Soil_Ty_en.pdf
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