maize straw
Extrusion pretreatment of maize straw – case study for a Polish biogas plants
... is maize silage, however, the application of mono- fermentation technology under Polish economic conditions has a tendency to rapidly bankrupt the ...untreated maize straw and extruded maize ...
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Molecular changes of ferric oxide bound soil humus during the decomposition of maize straw
... Possibly, the Fe/Al-OC was protected by phenol groups against further degradation. In this study, the results indicated that the phenol-C was more stable than poly- saccharide-C. Rumpel et al. [41] considered that micro- ...
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DYNAMICS OF GASEOUS EMISSIONS DURING COMPOSTING OF SEWAGE SLUDGE WITH MAIZE STRAW AS A BULKING AGENT
... cereal straw widely used for composting of sewage sludge is very expensive and has a negative impact on the economic balance of the operations of a composting ...and maize straw as a structural ...of ...
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The Effect of Mixing During Laboratory Fermentation of Maize Straw with Thermofilic Technology
... of maize straw under thermophilic ...of maize straw with different frequencies of ...of maize straw mixed every day was ...
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FACTORS INFLUENCING COMPOSTING POULTRY WASTE
... surroundings. Maize straw was the biomass to which the poultry indus- try waste was introduced (the control object with- out the addition of waste – M) (Table ...the maize straw ...
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Emission of carbon dioxide influenced by nitrogen and water levels from soil incubated straw
... enhance straw decomposition mixed with ...of straw highly depended on soil moistening in ...of maize straw C was mineral- ized to CO 2 ...
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ASSESSMENT OF THE BIODIVERSITY OF SAMPLES USED FOR ISOLATION OF MICROBIAL STRAINS CAPABLE OF CONVERTING STRAW DESTINED AS A SUBSTRATE FOR BIOGAS PLANT
... substrates. Straw, due to its hemicellulose structure and saturation, is hardly fermented by biogas reactor ...degrade straw hemicellulose structure, utilisation of which could precede the proper ...
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Decomposition of wheat straw influences organic carbon contents of the aerobically cultivated soils
... There are many studies on the importance of minerals and metal oxides for OM stabilization (Kaiser & Guggenberger, 2000; Van Hees et al., 2001; Krull et al., 2003) but limited research is done on the transformation ...
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Maize production and field CO 2 emission under different straw return rates in Northeast China
... no straw incorporation (CK); incorporation of maize straw at 4000 kg/ha (S 4 ) and 8000 kg/ha (S 8 ...the maize was Dongdan ...and maize was seeded by hand at 25 cm intervals following ...
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Interactive effects of arbuscular mycorrhizae and maize (Zea mays L ) straws on wheat (Triticum aestivum L ) growth and organic carbon storage in a sandy loam soil
... Mycorrhizal colonization and plant biomass anal- ysis. Wheat plants were divided into grains, straws, and roots, and weighed after oven drying at 70°C for 48 h. All roots were thoroughly rinsed with tap water before ...
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Effects of fiber source on apparent digestibility and ruminal fermentation parameters in sheep fed high-concentrate diets
... Station, College of Agriculture, Shiraz University, Shi- raz, Iran. Sixteen 13-month-old rams (mean live weight: 40.0 ± 2.4 kg; mean ± SD) were housed in individual metabolic crates (100 × 100 cm). Sun-dried straws, pro- ...
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Composting of organic wastes using newly developed cellulolytic microbial consortium
... Wheat straw compost recorded numerically higher nitrogen content on application of test consortium and was at par with the MPKV ...sorghum straw, chickpea straw, maize straw, vegetable ...
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Dissipation kinetics and residues analysis of pendimethalin in soil and maize under field conditions
... soil, maize straw and cobs in winter maize under field conditions were studied by gas chromatograph-electron capture detector ...cobs, straw and soil samples varied from ...soil, maize ...
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Soil C and N dynamics and hydrological processes in a maize-wheat rotation field subjected to different tillage and straw management practices
... summer maize-winter wheat rations subjected to different tillage and straw management ...and straw management regimes on water, C and N balances of the soil-plant system was evaluated with a 11-year ...
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Effects of Biochar Derived from Maize Stover and Rice Straw on the Early Growth of their Seedlings
... as maize and rice are important sources of nutrients and their restitution to the soil is an important residue management strategy for maintaining or improving soil and crop ...most maize and rice farmers ...
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Comparison of safe weed control methods with chemical herbicide in potato field
... cheeseweed straw mulches follow the black plastic mulch ideal ...cheeseweed straw mulch led to the highest significant increase in growth characteristics and tuber yield of potato ...
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Comparison of soil phosphorus and phosphatase activity under long-term no-tillage and maize residue management
... microorganisms (Turner and Haygarth 2005). The residue inputs with increasing C sources potentially enhance microbial activity, and phosphatase activities exhibit positive correlations with microbial biomass and activity ...
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Response of Maize (Zea mays L.) to soil conditioning and moisture regimes in arid environment of Dera Ismail Khan
... the maize crop (Moiez et ...of maize with the incorporation of FYM at 10 tons ha -1 as soil conditioning has been reported by Adeyemo and Agele ...of maize was ...
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Effect of Plant Residues Application on Nitrogen Release From Plant Residues Previously Added
... by maize shoot with addition rice straw residues were higher in under ...by maize shoot with soybean residues were higher under ...rice straw residues amendment affect the soil fertility more ...
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Effects of tillage practices and rate of nitrogen fertilization on crop yield and soil carbon and nitrogen
... of maize with straw ...the maize residues were mechanically shredded and buried using a mold- board plow, rotary tiller, and disc plow to a depth of approximately 25, 10, and 15 cm, ...for ...
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