02317cab a2200349Ia 45 0 u206525 SIRSI 120426s2012 ua ss b eng d EAL eng ara ART ZJAR V39 No6 6 Mansour, Nasser T. S. Zagazig journal of agricultural research, 2012 v. 39 (6) [electronic resource]. Response of snap bean plants to different sources of organic and bio fertilizers under sandy soil conditions [electronic resource]. استجابة نباتات الفاصوليا لمصادر مختلفة من الأسمدة العضوية والحيوية تحت ظروف الأراضى الرملية. p.1093-1102. Includes references. Two field experiments were conducted in sandy soil at the Experimental farm, El-Kassasein Research Station, Ismailia Governorate, during the two successive summer seasons of 2009 and 2010, to study the effect ofdifferent organic fertilizer sources; i.e., farmyard, compost and rabbit manure and bio. nitrogen fertilizers (Rhizobium, Nitrobein and their mixture) and their interactions on growth, green pod yield and it's components as well as pods physical and chemical quality of snap bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L) cv. Paulista. Obtained results indicated that using rabbit manure at a level of 20m³/fad., followed by compost at 30m³/fad., reflected high values of all studied measured motphological plant traits as well as fresh and dry weight of shoots and leaves per plant. Also, the same treatments exhibited high total green pods yield and it's components (number and weight of pods/plant and total yield/fad.), physical pods quality and pods chemical constituents. Summary in Arabic. Common bean Composition. Common bean Fertilizers. Common bean Growth. Common bean Varieties. Common bean Yields. Biofertilizers. Organic fertilizers. Sandy soils. Ewis, A. M. G. Zagazig Journal of Agricultural Research. 2012.v.39(6) 1110-0338 nnas u158356 http://nile.enal.sci.eg/EALE/2012/ZJAR/3912/6/1093.pdf Full Text Article. 1 AR lcc 56806 56806