Effect of Some Waste and Soil Regulators on Worm Behavior in Soil

Year 2013, Volume: 1 Issue: 1, 79 - 86, 01.06.2013

Cafer Türkmen Erdem Temel , Galip Çatal Mahmut Sinecen Mete Mısırlıoğlu

Abstract

Effect of Some Waste and Soil Regulators on Worm Behavior in Soil In this study, the orientation status of worms into the soils (peat, perlite, organomineral fertilizer and tea waste) obtained by mixing different materials, was determined. With this purpose, total areas of tunnels opened by worms, were measured in between the soils mixed with different materials and control. According to datas, surface areas of channels opened by worms, were measured 23.53 cm2 in mixture of organomineral fertilizer, 24.26 cm2 in mixture of perlite, 35.76 cm2 in mixture of tea waste, 48.01 cm2 in mixture of peat and 83.92 cm2 in control (without mixture). As a consequence, it was established that the rate of control soil was preferred to other mediums, were statistically significant (p < 0.05). Instead of control soil, the choice between the status of soils mixed with different materials, were not significant (p < 0.092)

Keywords

Tea waste, Organomineral fertilizer, Perlite, Earthworm, Peat, Soil

Bazı Atık ve Toprak Düzenleyicilerin Toprakta Solucan Davranışlarına Etkisi

Abstract

Bu çalışmada, farklı materyaller (torf, perlit, organomineral gübre ve çay atığı) karıştırılarak elde edilmiş topraklara solucanların yönelim durumları belirlenmiştir. Bu amaçla, farklı materyal karıştırılmış topraklar ile kontrol toprağı arasına bırakılan solucanların açtıkları tünellerin toplam alanları ölçülmüştür. Elde edilen verilere göre, solucanların açtıkları kanalların yüzey alanları; organomineral gübreli karışımda 23,53 cm2, perlitli karışımda 24,26 cm2, çay atıklı karışımda 35,76 cm2, torflu karışımda 48,01 cm2 ve katkısız (kontrol) toprakta ise 83,92 cm2 olarak ölçülmüştür. Bu verilere bağlı olarak, kontrol toprağının diğer ortamlara göre tercih edilme oranın istatistiksel olarak önemli olduğu saptanmıştır (p < 0,05). Kontrol toprağı dışında, farklı materyal karıştırılmış toprakların arasındaki tercih edilme durumları önemsiz düzeyde olmuştur (p < 0,092)

Keywords

Çay atığı, Organomineral gübre, Perlit, Solucan, Torf, Toprak

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