The green seaweed Cladophora prolifera (Roth.) Kutzing, a proposed bioremediation organism for aquaculture waste treatment, was tested in a field experiment as fertilizer. After reducing algal biomass to powder, a field experiment with the Lycopersicon esculetum (Miller) model system was conducted, revealing positive growth of treated plants. Two different percentages were tested, 10% and 5%, of which, the second one gave best result.
A test on the use of Cladophora Prolifera (Roth.) Kunz. (Chlorophyta, Cladophorales) as effective fertilizer for agricultural use
GIANGRANDE, Adriana;ACCOGLI, Rita Annunziata;MARCHIORI, Silvano
2006-01-01
Abstract
The green seaweed Cladophora prolifera (Roth.) Kutzing, a proposed bioremediation organism for aquaculture waste treatment, was tested in a field experiment as fertilizer. After reducing algal biomass to powder, a field experiment with the Lycopersicon esculetum (Miller) model system was conducted, revealing positive growth of treated plants. Two different percentages were tested, 10% and 5%, of which, the second one gave best result.File in questo prodotto:
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