TAILIEUCHUNG - Solubility of glauconite nano-particle in root exudates

It is well established that glauconite has potassium (K) content but issue of discussion is that whether it has ability to release its content or not when it comes under the action of plant’s exudates or secretions. Plant’s exudates generally contain mild organic acids. So in this experiment, organic acids with same concentration as in maize root exudates were taken as solubilising medium to solubilise glauconite nano-particle. There are a number of mild organic acids present in maize root exudates but organic acids with high concentration and impact were taken as solubilising medium and they are viz., oxalic acid, acetic acid, malic acid and citric acid. Along with these four mild organic acids, water was also taken as control solubilising medium. All the four organic acids were with different concentration but similar to maize root exudates’ concentration and the experiment led to result that different acids had different solubilising effect on glauconite nano-particle and the solubilising order of different acids on release of potassium from glauconite nanoparticle is oxalic acid> malic acid> citric acid> acetic acid. Among all oxalic acid showed maximum solubilising effect on glauconite nano-particle while water’s solubilising effect was least. | 2019 8 6 3315-3320 EXCELLENT PUBLISHERS International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN 2319-7706 Volume 8 Number 06 2019 Journal homepage http Original Research Article https Solubility of Glauconite Nano-Particle in Root Exudates Shaheen Praveen1 and Dharmendra Singh Tomar2 Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya Raipur- 492012 . India Rajmala Viyayraje Scindia Krishi Vishwavidyalaya Gwalior . India Corresponding author ABSTRACT Keywords Organic acids Solubilization Glauconite nanoparticle Potassium Article Info Accepted 24 May 2019 Available Online 10 June 2019 It is well established that glauconite has potassium K content but issue of discussion is that whether it has ability to release its content or not when it comes under the action of plant s exudates or secretions. Plant s exudates generally contain mild organic acids. So in this experiment organic acids with same concentration as in maize root exudates were taken as solubilising medium to solubilise glauconite nano-particle. There are a number of mild organic acids present in maize root exudates but organic acids with high concentration and impact were taken as solubilising medium and they are viz. oxalic acid acetic acid malic acid and citric acid. Along with these four mild organic acids water was also taken as control solubilising medium. All the four organic acids were with different concentration but similar to maize root exudates concentration and the experiment led to result that different acids had different solubilising effect on glauconite nano-particle and the solubilising order of different acids on release of potassium from glauconite nanoparticle is oxalic acid malic acid citric acid acetic acid. Among all oxalic acid showed maximum solubilising effect on glauconite nano-particle while water s solubilising effect was least. Introduction The primary soil factors viz. soil pH cation and

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• Organic acids
• Glauconite nanoparticle
• Glauconite nano particle
• Root exudates
• Plant’s exudates or secretions
• Organic acids production
• Zinc solubilizing bacterial isolates
• Organic acid production profiling
• Zinc solubilizing bacterial
• Organic chemistry
• Accompany organic chemistry
• Carboxycilic acids
• Nucleic acids
• Amino acids
• Cabocylic acid derivatives
• Enols and enolates
• Available nutrient status
• Calcareous soils
• Available nutrient status of calcareous soils
• Different organic acids spraying
• Feed additives
• Essential oils
• Essential oils and organic acids
• Feed additive in broiler chickens
• Lecture Organic chemistry
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• Carboxylic acids
• Alkanoic acids
• Strecker synthesis
• Capillary electrophoresis
• Ultraviolet detection
• Rapid capillary electrophoresis method
• Lactic acids
• Electronic Structure
• Deprotonation of carboxylic acids
• Organometallic compounds
• Conjugated unsaturated systems
• Aromatic compounds
• Reactions of aromatic compounds
• Amino acids and proteins
• Nucleic acids and protein synthesis
• Journal of Science and Technology
• Inhibition of bacteria isolated
• Ninh Thuan grapes by organic acids
• Minimal inhibitory concentration
• Minimal bactericidal concentration
• Ninh Thuan grapes
• Low molecular weight organic acids
• Sorption equations
• Phosphorus sorption characteristics
• Standard P requirements
• Gut health
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• Japanese quail
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• Japanese quail (Coturnix coturnix japonica)
• Sodium diformate
• Saccharomyces cerevisiae
• Broiler chicken
• Sodium butyrate
• Calcium propionate
• Serum and haematological parameters
• Haematological parameters
• Organic acids on serum
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• PRO supplemented diet
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• Classification of carbohydrates
• Structure of proteins
• Fatty acids
• Soap structure
• Alcohols and benzene
• Electrophilic aromatic substitution
• The organic chemistry
• Metabolic pathways