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Farm yard manure with foliar zinc decreased grain phytate concentration by 30.34%.
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e0“Phytate concentration and phytae:Zn molar ratio in grain were decreased by 30.34 and 66.92%, respectively by FYM + ZnF.”
t0“maize grain”
Title
Organic manures: an efficient move towards maize grain biofortification
Sadiq Naveed; Abdur Rehim; Muhammad Imran; et al. International Journal Of Recycling of Organic Waste in Agriculture 2018. doi:10.1007/s40093-018-0205-y
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- Intervention effect Organic materials combined with soil and foliar zinc significantly increased maize yield.
- Intervention effect Organic materials combined with soil and foliar zinc significantly increased grain zinc bioavailability.
- Intervention effect Press mud with soil zinc increased grain yield by 69.71%.
- Intervention effect Fisheries manure with foliar zinc increased grain zinc concentration by 86.37%.
- Intervention effect Farm yard manure with foliar zinc increased grain zinc concentration by 86.16%.
- Intervention effect Press mud with soil zinc and press mud with foliar zinc increased grain zinc content by an average of 160%.
- Intervention effect Farm yard manure with foliar zinc decreased grain phytae:Zn molar ratio by 66.92%.
- Observation Estimated grain zinc bioavailability ranged from 0.92 to 2.04 mg Zn/300 g.
- Intervention effect Press mud and farm yard manure with foliar zinc gave maximum grain zinc bioavailability.