Claim · model-written summary
EC of the nursery soil increased from 175 to 620 µS/cm under the organic amendments.
- Taxon
- tree seedlingst0
- Outcome
- ECe3
- Direction
- increasede3
- Value
- from 175 to 620 µS/cme3
- Setting
- nursery conditionst1
Not reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorQualifier
Verbatim
e3“EC increased from 175 to 620 µS/cm, while organic carbon increased to 1.16 %”
t0“tree seedlings”
t1“in nursery conditions”
Title
K Harsimran; S Rajni; S Aayushi; et al. Plant Science Today 2026. doi:10.14719/pst.13117
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- Intervention effect Jeevamrutha increased growth of legumes by 38.48% compared with the control in nursery conditions.
- Intervention effect Jeevamrutha increased growth of non-leguminous trees by 18.50% compared with the control in nursery conditions.
- Intervention effect Jeevamrutha had the highest effectiveness among the organic amendments tested.
- Intervention effect The microbial consortium was the second most effective organic amendment.
- Observation Organic carbon of the nursery soil increased to 1.16% under the organic amendments.
- Intervention effect P. pinnata showed the most favourable response to the organic amendments in nursery conditions.
- Intervention effect G. arborea showed the most favourable response to the organic amendments in nursery conditions.
- Recommendation Jeevamrutha is a sustainable, high precision alternative to conventional FYM in nursery management.
- Recommendation Implementing these organic strategies into practice may greatly improve the long-term productivity and quality of seedlings.