Madan, Sangeeta <br/><br/>
EFFECT OF SECONDARY TREATED SEWAGE ON GROWTH AND  PRODUCTIVITY OF HORDEUM VULGARE (BARLEY)  

 - Vol.39(4), Oct 
 - Roorkee  Indian Water Resources Society  2019 
 - 15-21p. 
<br/><br/> Use  of  treated  sewage  for  irrigation  purposes  has  emerged  an  important  way  to  utilize  its  nutrients  and  removal  of  its  pollution  load  by  growing  tolerant <br/>species. In the present study, impact of secondary treated sewage has been studied on the growth, productivity and some physiological parameters of Hordeum <br/>Secondary  treated  effluent  was  examined  for  its  chemical  constituents  (pH,  electrical  conductivity,  total  suspended  solids,  t<br/>dissolved oxygen, biological oxygen demand, chemical oxygen demand and phosphorus) and effects of its various dilutionson growth & productivity of barley <br/>Percentage  of  seed  germination,  root-shoot  length,  chlorophyll  content  and  biomass  estimation  were  studied.  Full <br/>the growth and productivity of Hordeum vulgare indicating the utility of secondary treated sewage as a potential <br/>source of water for seed germination and plant growth in agriculture practices. 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Civil Engineering