This work tries to physically optimize Acacia cyanophylla compost. It is composed of crushed Acacia using various ways of mechanical screening and the incorporation of rabbit manures compost, according to different ratios. The various growth substrates obtained were subjected to physical analysis relating to water and air retention. Simple screening technique, using 6 and 8 mm meshes, are physically better than double and triple screening. The best ratio mixture between Acacia cyanophylla compost and rabbit manure compost was respectively 75% and 25%. For a better use of those substrates, further studies are needed to optimize their chemical and biological characteristics
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The physical and chemical characteristics of composts of invasive Acacia longifolia and Acacia melan...
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The present investigation was carried out with a view to the partial substitution of the peat succes...
11 Pág. Centro de Investigación Forestal (CIFOR)In developing countries, or in those countries that...
In Italy peat and perlite are commonly used as growth substrates in ornamental plant nurseries. Requ...
Acacia nilotica is an important agroforestry specie, which is used in both compact and linear forms....
In Italy peat and perlite are commonly used as growth substrates in ornamental plant nurseries. Requ...
For some decades, compost has been investigated as a partial substitute for peat in the preparation ...
The objective was to evaluate the agronomic performance of black wattle seedlings (Acacia mearnsii) ...
The cocomposting of agricultural waste is a new management priority in Tunisia. In this study, four ...
The production of forest seedlings with adequate morphological and physiological characteristics is ...
Soilless potting substrates are increasingly used in greenhouse production of bedding plants replaci...
Five Camellia oleifera Abel seedling substrates were prepared using the conventional formula, but wi...
Several research studies have shown the importance of using compost for containers seedlings product...
To evaluate the quality of Co-compost before and after extraction and to study the possibilities of ...
The physical and chemical characteristics of composts of invasive Acacia longifolia and Acacia melan...
The quality of growth substrate, assigned to the production of above ground plants, is dependent in ...
The present investigation was carried out with a view to the partial substitution of the peat succes...
11 Pág. Centro de Investigación Forestal (CIFOR)In developing countries, or in those countries that...
In Italy peat and perlite are commonly used as growth substrates in ornamental plant nurseries. Requ...
Acacia nilotica is an important agroforestry specie, which is used in both compact and linear forms....
In Italy peat and perlite are commonly used as growth substrates in ornamental plant nurseries. Requ...
For some decades, compost has been investigated as a partial substitute for peat in the preparation ...
The objective was to evaluate the agronomic performance of black wattle seedlings (Acacia mearnsii) ...
The cocomposting of agricultural waste is a new management priority in Tunisia. In this study, four ...
The production of forest seedlings with adequate morphological and physiological characteristics is ...
Soilless potting substrates are increasingly used in greenhouse production of bedding plants replaci...
Five Camellia oleifera Abel seedling substrates were prepared using the conventional formula, but wi...