WO2001072665A1 - Formulation useful as a nitrification and urease inhibitor and a method of producing the same - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a novel formulation comprising nitrogenous fertilizers in combination with castor oil and oil derived from Artemisia annua useful as nitrification and urease inhibitor. More particularly, the invention relates to the development of a cheap, and potential urease/nitrification inhibitor from essential oil (Artemisia annua oil). The invention also provides a method for producing the novel formulation useful as nitrification inhibitor.
- fertilizer in particular urea plays a key role. It is estimated that the present global consumption of fertilizer N is in the order of 77 Tg annually which is estimated to be increased to 144 Tg by the beginning of next century. In India, the present consumption of fertilizer N is about 9.5 m tons which is estimated to be increased to 14 m tons by 2001. Utilization efficiency of fertilizer N seldom exceeds 50%; it is yet low in paddy.
- urea When applied to soil, urea hydrolyses by enzyme urease to from NRi and finally to NO3 by some bacteria.
- the NHi is subjected to loss by volatilization whereas NO 3 is prone to losses through leaching and dentrification.
- N losses through leaching as well as in gaseous form have direct concern in environmental degradation.
- leaching NO3 concentration in ground water has been increasing at an alarming rate.
- Any strategy that can restrict or retard thest processes, would reduce the loss of N.
- the present invention deals with finding strategies for retarding urea transformation and nitrification for a higher fertilizer N use efficiency.
- nitrification inhibitors such as N serve or nitrapyrin (2-chloro-6(tricholoromethyl)-pyridine), DCD (dicyandiamide), AM (2-amino 4-chloro-6-methylpyrimidine), KN 3 (potassium azide) and thiourea (Sahrawat, 1989, Adv.Agron 42 : 279-302 , Prasad and Power, 1995, Adv. Agron 54 : 233-81).
- the main object of the invention is to develop a novel urease and nitrification inhibitor from natural source, more particularly the evaluation of urease and nitrification inhibiting properties in Artemisia oil.
- Another object is to develop novel urease nitrification inhibitor formulation comprising urea and other nitrogenous fertilizers, castor oil and oil derived from Artemisia annua. Yet another object is to develop cheap and eco-friendly urease and nitrification inhibitor which is easily decomposable and leave no adverse influence in the soil.
- Still another object is to provide a method for producing nitrification inhibitor formulation.
- the present invention comprises of development of urease and nitrification inhibitors from essential oil and its derivatives coated with urea/ammonium producing N fertilizers (0.5 - 1.0% on w/w basis of fertilizer).
- Nitrogenous fertilizer is initially coated with castor oil at 1% (w/w basis of fertilizer).
- the coating resulted in retarding of nitrification by 29-36% as against 31-42% with dicyandiamide (DCD), which is taken as the reference.
- DCD dicyandiamide
- This formulation was found superior to DCD with respect to inhibition of urease activity (retarded by 32-35% as compared to DCD; 5-15%).
- the activity of both the nitrifying organisms i.e. Nirosomonus and Nitrobacter significantly decreased with this formulation.
- This natural product formulation augmented apparent N recovery to 56% against 37% with uncoated urea and 54% with DCD.
- the present invention provides a novel formulation useful as a nitrification and urease inhibitor; said formulation comprising an effective amount of nitrogenous fertilizer, castor oil and oil derived from Artemisia annua, in an amount sufficient to enhance the nitrification inhibitory activity ofthe formulation.
- the amount of caster oil can be selected from 0.2 to 2% (w/w basis of fertilizer), preferably 1.0% (w/w basis of fertilizer).
- the amount of oil used in the composition, which is derived from Artemisia annua may be in the range of about 0.5 -5% (w/w basis of fertilizer).
- the essential oil of Artemisia annua may be coated, mixed or doped with the nitrogenous fertilizer.
- the nitrogen fertilizer may be selected from urea or ammonium sulphate and other ammonium producing fertilizer.
- the essential oil may be selected from Artemisia oil or its derivatives.
- the invention provides a method for producing nitrification inhibitor formulation comprising the step of applying an effective amount of castor oil (1.0%) and oil obtained from Artemisia annua to nitrogenous fertilizer.
- the nitrogenous fertilizer may be coated, doped or even mixed with castor oil and oil obtained from Artemisia annua or its derivatives.
- Yet another embodiment of the invention relates to a method of using Artemisia oil as urease and nitrification inhibitor which comprises of coating urea grammuales or any other ammonium forming fertilizer with castor oil 1.0% w/w basis of fertilizer as a primary coating (as fixative material) followed by coating with Artemisia oil in the range of 0.5%- 5.0% (w/w basis ofthe fertilizer).
- Nitrogen is one of the most vital plant nutrients in agriculture. It is estimated that present global consumption of fertilizer N is of the order of 77 Tg annually which is likely to increase to 145 Tg by the beginning of the next century. India consumes about 9.5 million tones, which is estimated to be increased to about 14 million tones by 2005. Fertilizer urea comprises of more than 80% of the total consumption of nitrogenous fertilizers. Out ofthe total quantity of N applied to soil the recovery seldom exceeds 50%. It is further less in submerged conditions (rice). Fertilizer urea when applied to soil is hydro lysed by enzyme urease to form NH4 which is prone to losses through volatilization.
- the present invention relates to development of a urease and nitirification inhibitor from Artemisia oil. This is observed to be as effective as chemical inhibitors like DCD, cost effective, as required in very small quantity and ecofriendly (expected to have minimum residual effect).
- Urea is the main source of nitrogen fertilizer used in the world due to its high N content, high solubility and non-polarity. However, it is suceptible to various N loss mechanisms, viz. ammonia volatilization, leaching and denitrification.
- Urease and nitrification inhibitors are used to resist fertilizer N losses by retarding urea hydrolysis and nitrification.
- a series of synthetic chemicals are used as urease and nitrification inhibitors to restrict urea hydrolysis and denitrification, respectively. These compounds are successful in some parts of the world. However, many of these synthetic chemicals have not been found to be commercially viable because of one reason or another.
- the present invention deals with the discovery of urease and nitrification inhibitory properties of Artemisia annua oil which being a natural product is ecofriendly and cheap as compared to synthetic products.
- a series of laboratory and greenhouse experiments were conducted to workout the antimicrobial and N regulatory properties of the oil taking dicyandiamide (DCD) as the reference check.
- DCD dicyandiamide
- Artemisia oil has been found as effective as DCD as nitrification inhibitor. This being a natural source and having both urease and nitrification retardation properties, would be very effective, cheap, safe (eco-friendly) doping material to regulate urea N transformation in soil.
- the coated urea was mixed with 500 g soil (sandy loam, pH 8.2, available N 65 mg kg '1 ) and was kept in plastic container. A control (with urea alone, no coating) was used as the reference check.
- the soils under all the treatments having four replications each were incubated at 25° C after maintaining at 60% of the maximum water holding capacity of soil.
- soils were analysed for urease activity and urea N after 24 hours of incubation following methods of Tabatabai and Bremner (1972, Soil. Biol. Biochem. 4 : 479-487).
- the present invention comprises of evaluation of urease and nitrification inhibitory properties in Artemisia oil.
- Artemisia decreased NO 3 formation to an extent of 29%.
- the corresponding value at 1.0% level of application was 36%>.
- Artemisia oil was found superior to DCD with respect to retardation of urease activity
- Urease activity decreased by 32-35% with Artemisia oil as compared to 5-15% with DCD
- This product inhibits the population of both Nitrosomus and Nitrobacter, actinomycetes population was not affected by Artemisia oil.
- Coating of urea with Artemisia oil increased apparent N recovery to 56% as against 37% with urea alone and 54% with DCD
- Table 4 Influence of coating materials on Nitrosomomus Nitrobacter, total actinomycetes and bacterial population in soil.
- Table 5 Influence of different coating materials on herb yield, total N accumulation and apparent N recovery in menthol mint.
- This product is as effective as dicyandiamide (DCD) as nitrification inhibitor. 2. This product has higher urease inhibitory properties.
- This product being natural and having low persistence, is expected to leave no adverse effect in soil, on beneficial microflora and related transformation processes and environment.
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