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Role of cyanobacteria on rice field soil fertility of Bangladesh: Qualitative and quantitative assessment of cyanobacteria in low lying rice field - Tapa blanda

Amin, Farzana Binta; Begum, Z. N. Tahmida; Mandal, Rameswar

 
9783848432196: Role of cyanobacteria on rice field soil fertility of Bangladesh: Qualitative and quantitative assessment of cyanobacteria in low lying rice field
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ISBN 10: 3848432196 ISBN 13: 9783848432196
Editorial: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2012

Sinopsis

The present work was undertaken to study the qualitative and quantitative distribution of indigenous cyanobacteria including eukaryotic algae in 44 rice fields of 11 representative districts of Bangladesh and to evaluate their relationship with soil fertility variables. The variation in cyanobacterial population in soil assessed by single correlation study reveals that the abundance of cyanobacterial population is positively and significantly related to pH, available P and available S while negatively but significantly to total N contents of the soils.Results of field experiments a suggest that addition of N (0,60,120 N ha-1 as urea) alone suppressed the growth of indigenous cyanobacteria while P- fertilization (0, 30, 60 kg P ha-1) alone and in conjunction with nitrogen (N60P60) encouraged the propagation of cyanobacteria significantly reflecting the fact that supply of P could overcome the depressive impact of N- fertilizer and thereby flourishing and stimulating the abundance of the concerned cyanobacteria in the rice field ecosystem.Yield of rice grain was recorded to be better in the plot showing higher concentration of cyanobacteria encouraged by P- fertilization.

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The present work was undertaken to study the qualitative and quantitative distribution of indigenous cyanobacteria including eukaryotic algae in 44 rice fields of 11 representative districts of Bangladesh and to evaluate their relationship with soil fertility variables. The variation in cyanobacterial population in soil assessed by single correlation study reveals that the abundance of cyanobacterial population is positively and significantly related to pH, available P and available S while negatively but significantly to total N contents of the soils.Results of field experiments a suggest that addition of N (0,60,120 N ha-1 as urea) alone suppressed the growth of indigenous cyanobacteria while P- fertilization (0, 30, 60 kg P ha-1) alone and in conjunction with nitrogen (N60P60) encouraged the propagation of cyanobacteria significantly reflecting the fact that supply of P could overcome the depressive impact of N- fertilizer and thereby flourishing and stimulating the abundance of the concerned cyanobacteria in the rice field ecosystem.Yield of rice grain was recorded to be better in the plot showing higher concentration of cyanobacteria encouraged by P- fertilization.

Biografía del autor

Dr. Farzana Binta Amin obtained her PhD in 2008 from the Department of Botany, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. Her subject of specialization is Phycology. Currently she is serving as a Lecturer of Botany in Cambrian School & College at Mirpur Campus, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

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LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Año de publicación
2012
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ISBN 10 
3848432196
ISBN 13 
9783848432196
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Tapa blanda
Número de páginas
176
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