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The research for pot cultivation under greenhouse conditions in Central Province, Arak and Arak Islamic Azad University in crop year 1393 was conducted. The effects of humic acid and gibberellic acid on growth and production of Menthapiperita essential oil in order to reduce the consumption of chemical fertilizers were used. According to the analysis of variance and simple effects and interactions of humic acid treatments and gibberellic acid in Menthapiperita, Was determined using the above treatments increase the growth and biomass and oil yields compared to the control H1 G1 has a Menthapiperita plant And it can be concluded that the best treatments G4 G3 but with regard to performance and Near the results of treatments H3 G3 H4 G2 and the results of the above treatments H4 G3 can be used as a complement to chemical fertilizers in the cultivation of this plant. The results of this testing demonstrate the use of humic acid and gibberellic acid on key attributes such as biomass and Menthapiperita essential oil yield good effects and Were reasonable. In comparison with other projects that have different levels of fertilizer use, is almost identical functionality. Which indicates that the cultivation of Menthapiperita can be reduced by 30 to 50 percent of the fertilizer from humic acid used gibberellic.
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Omidbeygi, R. 2000. Aromatic herbs and Pharmaceutical Journal, Volume 21, Number4.
Pakpour 2012. Menthapiperitaresponsetothe applicationof gibberellicacid andchemical and biologicalphosphorussourcesinArakWeather Conditions
Sefidkhan F, DrsharifiAshoorAbadi E, DrLebaschi M, DrMirza M, Ebrahimi A, Jaymand K, 2008. Strategic plan for Medicinal Plants.In statute of forests and Rangelands.
Momeni, T and Shahrokhi, N 1998. Essential oilsandtheir therapeuticeffects. Tehran university press. P158.
NaghdiBadi, H. ZeynaliMobarakeh, Z. Omidi, H. Rezazadeh. Sh, H. Changes inagronomicandphytochemicalBoragoofficinalis Lunder the influenceof biological and chemicalfertilizers, Journal of Medicinal Plantsof11, Volume 2, SupplementNo. 9. p.p145-156.
Aflatuni, A, 2005, The yield and essential oil content of mint (Mentha ssp.) in Northern Ostrobothnia. Dissertation (Master) – University of Oulu, Finland.
Aiken, G.R., McKnight, D.M., Wershaw, R.L. and MacCarthy, P., 1985. Humic Substances in Soil, Sediment, and Water. New York. USA: Wiley InterScience.
Dursun, A., Güvenc, I. and Turan, M., 2002. Effects of different levels of humic acid on seedling growth and macro- and micro-nutrient contents of tomato and eggplant. ACTA Agrobotanica, 56: 81-88.
Kader, M. A., Mamun, A. A., Hossain, S. M. A. and Hasna. M. K., 2000. Effects of Azotobacterapplication on the Growth and Yield of Transplant Aman Rice and Nutrient Status of Post-harvest Soil. Pakistan Journal of Biological Sciences; Issue: 7; pp: 1144-1147; Vol: 3.
Liu, C., Cooper, R.J. and Bowman, D.C., 1998. Humic acid application affects photosynthesis, root development, and nutrient content of creeping bentgrass. American Society for Horticultural Science, 33(6): 1023-1025.