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April 6, 2026SHILAP Revista de lepidopterología0 citationsOpen Access

Effects Of Pelletized Fertilizer Derived from Poultry Manure on the Growth and Development of "Avvatea" Tuber Bulbs

EMEmilian MireaBuzau County MuseumFBFloarea BurnichiUniversity of BueaDTDUMITRU MITEL TOMA

Key Points

  • The research aimed to evaluate the impact of pelletized poultry manure fertilizer on the growth of 'Avvatea' tuber bulbs.
  • Conducted an experiment under ecological cultivation conditions in Romania.
  • Applied pelletized fertilizer derived from poultry droppings in varying amounts (200 g/m² and 300 g/m²).
  • Monitored plant growth, bulb development, and flowering response compared to unfertilized control.
  • Fertilized variants showed significantly higher flower production per square meter.
  • Bulb yield increased in the fertilized groups compared to the control.
  • Overall plant growth and development improved with the application of the fertilizer.

Abstract

Flowering plants have long been present in human activities and have been used for multiple purposes. Among the ornamental species cultivated in Romania, tuberose is widely appreciated for its decorative qualities and for its applications in the cosmetics, perfume, medical, and food industries. For the experimental study, a tuberose crop belonging to the “Avvatea” variety was established under ecological cultivation conditions. The experiment was conducted in a protected space within the Vegetable Research and Development Station Buzău, Romania. The research examined plant growth, bulb development, and flowering response in tuberose “Avvatea” following the application of a pelletized fertilizer produced from poultry droppings. The analysis of the experimental data indicated that, compared with the unfertilized control variant, the fertilized variants V2 (200 g/m²) and V3 (300 g/m²) recorded higher values for flower production per m², bulb yield, and plant growth and development. The results obtained provide a cultivation approach that can be applied by producers and individuals interested in cultivating flowering plants.

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Mirea et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d34e579c07852e0af97dechttps://doi.org/10.35219/jards.2026.1.08
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