Claim · model-written summary
Soil calcium levels beneath TPD-affected rubber trees were 1.76 times lower than beneath healthy trees.
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e1“Calcium (Ca) and Magnesium (Mg) levels were 1.76 and 1.38 times lower, respectively, in TPD-affected trees compared to healthy trees”
t0“IMPROVING RUBBER PRODUCTION AND TAPPING PANEL DRYNESS IN Hevea TREE USING ORGANIC FERTILISER AND MICRONUTRIENTS”
Title
WANPHEN BUAKONG; PLUANG SUWANMANEE; KEDSIRIN RUTTAJORN; et al. Journal of Sustainability Science and Management 2025. doi:10.46754/jssm.2025.06.009
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- Observation Soil magnesium levels beneath TPD-affected rubber trees were 1.38 times lower than beneath healthy trees.
- Intervention effect Organic fertiliser application on rubber farms significantly improved soil conditions.
- Intervention effect Organic fertiliser application significantly improved soil Mg content, especially.
- Intervention effect Organic fertiliser significantly enhanced Dried Rubber Content and rubber dry weight compared with untreated soil.
- Intervention effect Applying MS medium to the bark combined with organic fertiliser substantially reduced cut dryness length in TPD-affected trees from 77.6% to 13%.
- Intervention effect TPD-affected trees treated with organic fertiliser and 0.5 kg of nine chemical Micronutrient Granules had the highest latex output compared with other treatments.
- Recommendation The authors recommend the combination of organic fertiliser and chemical micronutrient granules for balanced nutrient supply, rubber tree growth and latex production.