BIOLOGICAL TECHNIQUE IN REDUCING THE WATER DISSOLVED NUTRIENTS IN THE DAIRY WASTEWATER BY USING DUCKWEED

• Main Author: Nidhal Tahseen Taha AL-Taee
• Format: Article
• Language: Arabic
• Published: College of Agriculture 2012-10-01
• Series: Mesopotamia Journal of Agriculture
• Online Access: https://magrj.mosuljournals.com/article_54822_7f4b778ee26bb5db85cc10ffe7df0d23.pdf
• ISSN: 1815-316X; 2224-9796

The experiment was conducted in an ideal field of non-fully control studying the impact of the arbitration included duckweed plant in water to remove the dissolved nutrients (ammonia, nitrite, nitrate and phosphorus) from waste water of dairy products factory adopted in a period of ten days. The results revealed the treatment of duckweed plant with wet weight 5g/L and another treatment (control) without waste water plant in the dairy factory a gradual reduction of plant nutrients was noticed from the first day except ammonia, which did not show a high concentration during the first days until the fifth day of the two transactions, The total removal minerals of the plant and without plants follow: ammonia 72,73, 27,27%, nitrite, 97,87, 74,40%, nitrates, 83,40, 79,40%, on the tenth day respectively, this means that with plant one higher than without plants, The phosphorus values, 43,81, 48,66%, respectively, on the eighth day of the experiment. Protein and moisture percentages raised to 39,72, 7,66%, respectively, after growing the Duckweed in dairy wastewater if compared with these grown without. When the duckweed grown in dairy wastewater entered in components in fish fed-stuff containing by 5 and 10 %, it an increase of protein, carbohydrates, and ash, the proportions in the duckweed plant, were noticed where the percentages were 40,02, 22,51, 27,02%, respectively, and duckweed plant reduced the rates of water moisture, fat, fiber, as it reached in the duckweed ratios 6,69, 0,37, 3,39% respectively.