Abstract
The majority of Iranian fig production is exported, making it one of the world's most well-known healthy crops. Therefore, the main objective of the current experiment was to investigate the effects of various types of organic fertilizers, such as animal manure (cow and sheep), bird manure (partridge, turkey, quail, and chicken), and vermicompost, on the nutritional status of trees, vegetative and reproductive tree characteristics, fruit yield, and fruit quality traits in dried fig cultivar ("Sabz"). According to the findings, applying organic fertilizers, particularly turkey and quail, significantly improves vegetative and reproductive characteristics. However, other manures such as sheep, chicken, and vermicompost had a similar effect on the growth parameters of fig trees. Additionally, the findings indicated that except for potassium, use of all organic fertilizers had an impact on macro and microelements such as phosphorus, nitrogen, and sodium amount in fig tree leaves. Also, based on fruit color analysis in dried figs, the use of all organic fertilizers improved fruit color. Moreover, the analyses fruit biochemical showed that the use of some organic fertilizers improved that TSS and polyphenol compounds such as coumarin, vanillin, hesperidin gallic acid and trans frolic acid. In general, the results indicated that the addition of organic fertilizers, especially turkey manure, led to increased vegetative productivity and improvement in the fruit quality of the rain-fed fig orchard.
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Claim · model-written summary
Organic fertilizers, particularly turkey and quail manure, significantly improve vegetative and reproductive characteristics of dried fig trees.
- Taxon
- dried fige0
- Material
- Sabze0
- Treatment
- organic fertilizers, particularly turkey and quaile1
- Outcome
- vegetative and reproductive characteristicse1
- Direction
- improvese1
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e0“dried fig cultivar ("Sabz")”
e1“applying organic fertilizers, particularly turkey and quail, significantly improves vegetative and reproductive characteristics”
Claim · model-written summary
Sheep, chicken and vermicompost manures had a similar effect on growth parameters of fig trees.
- Taxon
- dried fige0
- Material
- Sabze0
- Treatment
- other manures such as sheep, chicken, and vermicomposte2
- Outcome
- growth parameterse2
- Direction
- no_changeinferrede2
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e0“dried fig cultivar ("Sabz")”
e2“other manures such as sheep, chicken, and vermicompost had a similar effect on the growth parameters of fig trees”
Claim · model-written summary
Except for potassium, all organic fertilizers had an impact on macro and microelements such as phosphorus, nitrogen and sodium in fig tree leaves; the direction is not stated.
- Taxon
- dried fige0
- Material
- Sabze0
- Organ / stage
- fig tree leavese3
- Treatment
- all organic fertilizerse3
- Outcome
- macro and microelements such as phosphorus, nitrogen, and sodium amount in fig tree leavese3
- Qualifier
- except for potassiume3
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e0“dried fig cultivar ("Sabz")”
e3“except for potassium, use of all organic fertilizers had an impact on macro and microelements such as phosphorus, nitrogen, and sodium amount in fig tree leaves”
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All organic fertilizers improved fruit color of dried figs.
- Taxon
- dried fige0
- Material
- Sabze0
- Treatment
- all organic fertilizerse4
- Outcome
- fruit colore4
- Direction
- improvede4
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e0“dried fig cultivar ("Sabz")”
e4“use of all organic fertilizers improved fruit color”
Claim · model-written summary
Some organic fertilizers improved total soluble solids (TSS) of dried figs.
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e0“dried fig cultivar ("Sabz")”
e5“use of some organic fertilizers improved that TSS and polyphenol compounds such as coumarin, vanillin, hesperidin gallic acid and trans frolic acid”
Claim · model-written summary
Some organic fertilizers improved polyphenol compounds (coumarin, vanillin, hesperidin, gallic acid and trans frolic acid) in dried figs.
- Taxon
- dried fige0
- Material
- Sabze0
- Treatment
- some organic fertilizerse5
- Outcome
- polyphenol compounds such as coumarin, vanillin, hesperidin gallic acid and trans frolic acide5
- Direction
- improvede5
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e0“dried fig cultivar ("Sabz")”
e5“use of some organic fertilizers improved that TSS and polyphenol compounds such as coumarin, vanillin, hesperidin gallic acid and trans frolic acid”
Claim · model-written summary
Adding organic fertilizers, especially turkey manure, increased vegetative productivity of the rain-fed fig orchard.
- Taxon
- dried fige0
- Material
- Sabze0
- Treatment
- the addition of organic fertilizers, especially turkey manuree6
- Outcome
- vegetative productivitye6
- Direction
- increasede6
- Setting
- rain-fed fig orcharde6
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e0“dried fig cultivar ("Sabz")”
e6“the addition of organic fertilizers, especially turkey manure, led to increased vegetative productivity and improvement in the fruit quality of the rain-fed fig orchard”
Claim · model-written summary
Adding organic fertilizers, especially turkey manure, improved fruit quality of the rain-fed fig orchard.
- Taxon
- dried fige0
- Material
- Sabze0
- Treatment
- the addition of organic fertilizers, especially turkey manuree6
- Outcome
- fruit qualitye6
- Direction
- improvemente6
- Setting
- rain-fed fig orcharde6
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Verbatim
e0“dried fig cultivar ("Sabz")”
e6“the addition of organic fertilizers, especially turkey manure, led to increased vegetative productivity and improvement in the fruit quality of the rain-fed fig orchard”
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