Effect of Bio and Nitrogen Fertilizers on Growth Aspect and Leaf Content of Mineral and Pigment of Washington Navel Orange Trees

The field experiment was carried out during 2020/ 2021and 2021/ 2022 seasons on Washington navel orange trees and grown in a private citrus orchard located at Wady Al-Molak, district Al-Ismailia Governorate, Egypt. Used randomized complete block design with three replicates. The results showed that significant between treatments for all studies characters. The treatment (5 L. Bio. + 70 kg. N/fed) gave the highest leaf length, leaf width and leaf area. The highest values of N, P and K % obtained from the trees fertilized by resulted from the trees fertilized by (5 L. Bio. + 100 kg. N/fed), treatment in first and second seasons respectively. In addition, the same treatments gained the highest values of Fe (ppm ), Mn (ppm ), Zn (ppm , chlorophyll A (mg/100g), chlorophyll B (mg/100g), total chlorophyll (mg/100g) and carotene (mg/100g), in the first and second seasons. Conclusively, from these results it could be a combination of chemical and bio fertilizer is not only beneficial in improving the properties and environment of soils, but also promotes growth, macro and micro nutrients, chlorophyll contents in orange. Here, our work confirmed that was helpful for citrus growth.

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Journal of Productivity and Development
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.21608/jpd.2025.402206
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Flowering Plant Growth and Cultivation
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Effect of Bio and Nitrogen Fertilizers on Growth Aspect and Leaf Content of Mineral and Pigment of Washington Navel Orange Trees

El-Sayed Qaoud, Osama Zagzog, Awad Mahmoud, A. Z. E. A. A. Salam
Journal of Productivity and Development
Flowering Plant Growth and Cultivation
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Effect of Bio and Nitrogen Fertilizers on Growth Aspect and Leaf Content of Mineral and Pigment of Washington Navel Orange Trees

El-Sayed Qaoud, Osama Zagzog, Awad Mahmoud, A. Z. E. A. A. Salam
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The field experiment was carried out during 2020/ 2021and 2021/ 2022 seasons on Washington navel orange trees and grown in a private citrus orchard located at Wady Al-Molak, district Al-Ismailia Governorate, Egypt. Used randomized complete block design with three replicates. The results showed that significant between treatments for all studies characters. The treatment (5 L. Bio. + 70 kg. N/fed) gave the highest leaf length, leaf width and leaf area. The highest values of N, P and K % obtained from the trees fertilized by resulted from the trees fertilized by (5 L. Bio. + 100 kg. N/fed), treatment in first and second seasons respectively. In addition, the same treatments gained the highest values of Fe (ppm ), Mn (ppm ), Zn (ppm , chlorophyll A (mg/100g), chlorophyll B (mg/100g), total chlorophyll (mg/100g) and carotene (mg/100g), in the first and second seasons. Conclusively, from these results it could be a combination of chemical and bio fertilizer is not only beneficial in improving the properties and environment of soils, but also promotes growth, macro and micro nutrients, chlorophyll contents in orange. Here, our work confirmed that was helpful for citrus growth.

Journal of Productivity and DevelopmentVol. 30(1)
Suez Canal University (EG), Zagazig University (EG)
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Effect of Bio and Nitrogen Fertilizers on Growth Aspect and Leaf Content of Mineral and Pigment of Washington Navel Orange Trees — El-Sayed Qaoud, Osama Zagzog, et al. · Journal of Productivity and Development (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS