Agricultural potential of anaerobically digested industrial orange waste with and without aerobic post-treatment.
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Auteurs : Prasad Kaparaju [Finlande] ; Jukka Rintala ; Aimo OikariSource :
- Environmental technology [ 0959-3330 ]
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- MESH :
- chemical , analysis : Fertilizers, Industrial Waste.
- chemistry : Citrus sinensis.
- growth & development : Brassica, Lolium.
- toxicity : Citrus sinensis, Fertilizers.
- Aerobiosis, Anaerobiosis, Toxicity Tests.
Abstract
The potential of anaerobically digested orange waste with (AAD) and without (AD) aerobic post-treatment for use in agriculture was evaluated through chemical analyses, short-term phytotoxicity and long-term plant assays. Chemical analyses showed that AD contained ammonia and organic acids, and aerobic post-treatment did not significantly remove these phytotoxins. The N:P2O5:K2O ratio in AD was 1:0.26:0.96 and aerobic post-treatment did not change the composition in AAD except for K2O (1:0.26:1.24). Heavy metal contents in AD and AAD were more or less the same and were below the upper limit recommended for non-sewage sludge application on agricultural soils. Short-term phytotoxicity tests showed that seed germination and root elongation of Chinese cabbage and ryegrass were severely inhibited at digestate concentrations of 60-100%. Germination index values were well below the score of 50% required to indicate the phytotoxic-free nature of compost. Long-term plant assays showed that AD and AAD, when supplemented with a base fertilizer, resulted in higher plant growth, and fresh weight and dry matter production than AD without base fertilizer. The results thus indicate that aerobic post-treatment did not have any significant beneficial effect on reducing phytotoxicity, and AD could be used as such on agricultural soils, especially with high P.
DOI: 10.1080/09593330.2011.551839
PubMed: 22519091
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