Mahsa Salehi; Nematollah Etemadi; Naser Honarjoo; Mehrdad Jafarpour
Abstract
In order toa desirable growth, plants need fertile soil which has the availability of nutrient elements in it. Sometimes, in spite of having access to the nutrient elements, decrease yield, due to undesirable physical situation. Stock (Matthiolaincana cv. Column Crimson) is one of the potting flower ...
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In order toa desirable growth, plants need fertile soil which has the availability of nutrient elements in it. Sometimes, in spite of having access to the nutrient elements, decrease yield, due to undesirable physical situation. Stock (Matthiolaincana cv. Column Crimson) is one of the potting flower that its growth medium traditionally including HAWAR soil, basin sediment and untreated waste municipal. Due to decrease reach to mentioned soils, so that, it is necessary to replace a growth medium and surveying the effect of different organic matter in pot stock. Garden soil was used as main source of medium and as control. In this study, treatments including garden soil amendment by 4 and 8 % (w/w) of different organic matter (untreated waste municipal, beet pulp, leaf mold, and municipal compost). Another treatment was traditional growth medium. This research was performed in a randomized complete block design with four replications. Result showed that manure treatments on plant height, floret diameter, carbohydrate content had significant different (p
