Latest Breaking News On - Madhabdev university - Page 3 : comparemela.com

 E-Mail Potassium is a major plant nutrient, and recycling it between plants and soil serves the best interest of both. Banana plant absorbs huge amount of potassium from soil and distributes between the trunk (pseudo-stem) and the fruits. Banana plants give fruits only once, and volume of pseudo-stem generated is five to ten times of fruits. Naturally, banana farming generates a huge quantity of biomasses and leads to severe depletion of soil potassium. This book reports how part of the depleted potassium can be restored to soil. Banana is a major crop in at least 135 countries world over, and more than 150 million MT banana fruits are produced every year. This much of banana production is associated with 750 to 1500 million MT of bio-waste, and this much bio-waste is equivalent to 2.2213 to 4.4427 billion MT of muriate of potash (MOP). We are reporting to show how to use banana plant pseudo-stem in lieu of MOP to grow five different crops on experimental basis. Undoubtedly, our

United kingdomWest bengalSatya ranjan neogDibakar chandra dekaTakeshi nakaiCotton universityCotton collegeRoyal society of chemistryResearch group of profUniversity of manchesterIndia association of chemistry teachersTokyo institute of technologyDhakuakhana collegeGauhati universitym scDepartment of chemistryMadhabdev university