EKB Journal Management System

Volume & Issue: Volume 59, Issue 1, March 2019


1		Poultry Manure-Derived Biochar As A Soil Amendment and Fertilizer for Sandy Soils under Arid Conditions
	Page 1-14
	Wagih Sayed Mohamed; Amr Ahmad Hammam
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2		Water Deficit Stress Mitigation by Foliar Application of Potassium Silicate for Sugar Beet Grown in A Saline Calcareous Soil
	Page 15-23
	Ali Mohamed Ali; Sherif M Ibrahim; Ibrahim Abou-Amer
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3		Irrigation Schedule with Different Nitrogen Sources and Levels for Maize Productivity and Some Water Relations
	Page 25-40
	Ahmed Abd El-Hafeez; Samah Omar Bashandy
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4		Optimum Applications of Nitrogen Fertilizer and Water Regime for Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) Using 15N Tracer Technique under Mediterranean Environment
	Page 41-52
	Lamy Hamed; Yehia Galal; Eman Emara; Mohamed Soliman
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5		Maximizing Utilization of some Organic Fertilizers to Produce the Highest Yield of Cowpea
	Page 53-66
	Riham Faiyad; Ahmed Bador; Rasha El-Mahdy
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6		Effect of Irrigation Water Regime in Presence of Organic or Biological Fertilizer on Olive Trees
	Page 67-48
	Dalal Sary; Ibrahim Elsokkary
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7		Chemical Properties of Compost in Relation to Calcareous Soil ‎Properties and Its Productivity of Wheat ‎
	Page 85-97
	Elhusieny Abouhussien; Ahmed Mohamed Elbaalawy; Mohamed Hamad
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Poultry Manure-Derived Biochar As A Soil Amendment and Fertilizer for Sandy Soils under Arid Conditions

Water Deficit Stress Mitigation by Foliar Application of Potassium Silicate for Sugar Beet Grown in A Saline Calcareous Soil

Irrigation Schedule with Different Nitrogen Sources and Levels for Maize Productivity and Some Water Relations

Optimum Applications of Nitrogen Fertilizer and Water Regime for Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) Using 15N Tracer Technique under Mediterranean Environment

Maximizing Utilization of some Organic Fertilizers to Produce the Highest Yield of Cowpea

Effect of Irrigation Water Regime in Presence of Organic or Biological Fertilizer on Olive Trees

Chemical Properties of Compost in Relation to Calcareous Soil ‎Properties and Its Productivity of Wheat ‎