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Mulching effects on the quality formation of medicinal materials and rhizosphere soil microenvironment in Notopterygium franchetii in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

Shengrong Xu ORCID logo , Ruili Ma ORCID logo , Shibing Yang ORCID logo , Taijia La ORCID logo , Xingmei Nan ORCID logo , Wenjuan Kang ORCID logo

10/Feb/2025

ABSTRACT Different cultivation methods directly affect the quality of medicinal materials, to gain insights into the effects of different type of mulching on the quality of Notopterygium franchetii root medicinal materials, farmland experiments were conducted in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. We subjected two-year-old Notopterygium franchetii seedling to five mulching treatments: no mulching (CK, control), coarse sand mulching (CM), grassy mulching (GM), stalk mulching (SM), and plastic mulching (PM). Following these treatments, we determined the moisture content, pH, NPK contents, and enzymeatic […]

Effects of fertilization, manuring and liming on yield and incidence of witches’ broom in cacao trees of the Amazon basin of Brazil

F. I. O. Morais

01/Mar/1998

The effects of applying micronutrients, cattle manure, lime and splitting application of NPK fertilizers on the yield and the incidence of witches’ broom disease of cacao caused by Crinipellis perniciosa were determined in two experiments carried out on structured Terra Roxa soil (TR) and Yellow Latosol (LA), in Pará State, from 1988 to 1993, after the slash and burn of the forest. The hybrid (Sca 6 x Be 10) cacao crop was introduced utilizing banana (Musa spp.), as temporary shading, […]