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3가지 채소 작물의 생육 및 기능성 물질 함량에 미치는 BFT 양식장 배출수 영향Effect of the Effluent Waters from BFT Inland Aquaculture of the Growth and Functional Substance Contents in 3 Types of Vegetable Crops

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Effect of the Effluent Waters from BFT Inland Aquaculture of the Growth and Functional Substance Contents in 3 Types of Vegetable Crops
Authors
김용현손상규이영식최혜승허무룡
Issue Date
2016
Publisher
인간식물환경학회
Keywords
carrot; egg plant; pepper; recycling; water pollution
Citation
인간식물환경학회지, v.19, no.4, pp 299 - 303
Pages
5
Indexed
KCI
Journal Title
인간식물환경학회지
Volume
19
Number
4
Start Page
299
End Page
303
URI
https://scholarworks.gnu.ac.kr/handle/sw.gnu/16587
DOI
10.11628/ksppe.2016.19.4.299
ISSN
2508-7673
2508-7681
Abstract
Recently, increasing interest in environmental pollution problems that can be discharged emerging from inland water cultures, problems in the processing of effluents are recognized as environmental pollution sources are difficult accordingly. As a result, in this study, the effluent water as such a source of environmental pollution carried examine the availability of as organic fertilizer to be used for cultivation of crops. The study tested using 3 types of crops, As a method of using as a fertilizer in a particular solution that was created and practices to liquid fertilizer solution used to the concentration of the effluent. After you grow crops in a certain amount of irrigation once every week for each processing it was analyzed for the differences of content of the functional substance and growth of crops. As a result a certain amount of the effluent water in the stock solution, the content of functional materials and growth of crops were found to be superior to other processes in irrigation which was treated weekly. In conclusion, according to these results the effluent water from BFT inland water culture has been found to give a positive effects on the contents of the functional materials and growth of crops. Studies on a method for utilizing the effluent water as a fertilizer is considered further required.
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