PROSPECTS FOR THE USE OF BIOMASS OF HIGHER ACUATIC PLANTS AS A BIO FERTILIZER

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2020
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Abstract
This article contains materials on the prospects for using biomass of higher aquatic plants (Azolla - A. caroliniana Willd.; Eichornia - E. crassipes Solms.; Pistia - P. stratiotes L.; Ryaska - L. minor L.) as cost-effective, environmentally friendly safe, providing increased soil fertility and additional nutritious bio-fertilizers for plants in agriculture.
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Authors Khujjiyev Sodik Altievich;Yuldashov Murod Khudargonovich;Aliyeva Kumush Bakhodir qizi;
Journal international engineering journal for research & development
Year 2020
DOI
10.17605/OSF.IO/TUWEX
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http://iejrd.com/index.php/%20/article/view/1010
Keywords
biomass azolla duckweed eucalyptus pistachio biofertilizer mineral fertilizer humus organic fertilizer high-water plants

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