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article · American Scientific Research Journal for Engineering, Technology, and Sciences (Global Society of Scientific Research and Researchers)

Experimental Culture of Averrhoa Carambola in Environmental Application

Abstract

The A. carambola adapts better to the tropical climate in spite of his water requirements.¶12 seeds were planted in almond-flavored holes of the compost. ¶The seeds were placed in one to germoir, then, of the seedbed, the seedlings mended in a perforated ground of three Kilogrammes of the organic matter. ¶Watering with water 1.500mL per day and three times per week booste the growth which was followed while taking measurements of diameter, the height and the counting of a number of sheets and ramifications. ¶10 plants survived after 12 monts of flight face the Bad water and one new the los of 2 plants. ¶These cultures were carrier out with an aime of creatine a source of juive provisionne of carambola, one bio coagulant for the trematent of the lâchâtes produced in this Mpasa with Kinshasa, in Democratic Republic of Congo. ¶The output was 83 %. ¶

Research topics

  • Biological Control of Invasive Species
  • Botanical Research and Applications
  • Aquatic Ecosystems and Phytoplankton Dynamics

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