Claim · model-written summary
Meadow grass showed 100% germinating ability on the amended bore mud.
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e2“100% germinating ability was observed in meadow grass with a height of overground sprouts 10.7 cm”
Title
Utilization of drilling cuttings with extraction of ground for recultivation of disturbed soils
E V Gaevaya; Y E Bogaychuk; S S Tarasova; et al. IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science 2017. doi:10.1088/1755-1315/87/4/042003
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Observation Grass phytomeliorant cultures showed good germinating ability (93,3%) on bore mud amended with phosphogypsum, sand, sorbent and humic formulation.
- Observation Meadow grass overground sprouts reached 10.7 cm in height on the amended bore mud.
- Observation Red fescue showed 80% germinating ability on the amended bore mud.
- Observation Red fescue overground sprouts reached 9.6 cm in height on the amended bore mud.
- Observation Oil products in the reclaimed soil were 198.0-219.0 mg/kg.
- Intervention effect Adding phosphogypsum to bore mud decreased pH from 10.5 U to 7.6 U.
- Observation Reclaimed bore mud contained chloride and sulphate ions at 70±7 and 456±46.