In Terms of Environmental Trends and Ecological Perspective; Soil Management and Pesticide Use and Fertilizer Demand and Ecosystem Diversity Analyzes

Authors : Şükrü ACAR

Pages : 129-141

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Publication Date : 2022-12-26

Article Type : Review Paper

Abstract :Soil management, fertilization, pesticide use and plant density management systems have significantly increased the yield of dry land plants. Land sublayers tend to be less efficient, less insecticide absorbent, fertilizer and other plant nutrients. Surface flow, fertilizer and pesticides on rivers, lakes and reservoirs. In some cases, bacteria, nutrients or synthetic organic compounds at an unacceptable level. Pesticides are usually called pests, depending on the type of pests they control. Pesticides are applied to large areas in agriculture and urban areas. The use of insecticides represents a significant source of common chemical environmental inputs. Pesticide degradation is the conversion of a pesticide to a benign substance that is compatible with the environment in which it is applied. Fertilizers have played an important role in increasing crop yields and will continue to form the basis of science-based agriculture to feed the expanding world population. Ecosystem diversity is related to changes in ecosystems in a geographical location and to the general impact on human beings and the environment.
Keywords : Soil Management Fertilizer Demand Pesticide Use Ecosystem Diversity Environmental Impact Analysis, Soil Management, Fertilizer Demand, Pesticide Use, Ecosystem Diversity, Environmental Impact, Environmental Impact Analysis