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Feedstock quality and growth of bioenergy crops fertilized with sewage sludge Contents Introduction Materials and methods Plant material and experimental design Plant material and experimental design Merpho-physiological measurement Morpho-physiological measurement Feedstock quality Feedstock quality Results Results Results Results Discussion Discussion Discussion Conclusions Mixing sludge with peat evidently improved the characteristics of sludge as fertilizer. * LOGO Introduction Materials and methods Results Discussion Conclusions The disposal of sewage sludge is a problem. Its utilization in food or fodder production is restricted because of the presence of heavy metals and metalloids. Screen the plants for sensitivity at different sludge applications. In the end, the experimental plants are maize、hemp and oilseed. Control the factors that affect the crop growing conditions, such as PH、organic matter content and redox conditions, and the PH is the most important and manageable. content background Way 1 Way 2 objectives Statistical analyses Experiment 3 Experiment 2 Experiment 1 Plant material and experimental design Morpho-physiological measurements . Anova and program technology Feedstock quality 1.Evaluate the impact of various amounts of sludge on bioenergy crop productivity and quality. 2.Evaluate the peat as an adjuvant to reduce the stickiness、density and nutrient richness of the sludge. Seedlings are thinned to one per pot at 15 d after sowing. Glass house,16h photoperiod. maize:21/19℃,60-70% oilseed:19/16 ℃,40-50% hemp:19/16 ℃,40-50% 1.0kg SS or 0.5kg + 0.5kg SSP. On the top 5cm of 7L pots. 5kg find sandy soil. Three seeds of maize or oilseed are sown in each pot. one Seedlings are thinned to 10 oilseeds 3 hemps per pot 15 d after sowing. 0.66kg HSS or 0.33kg LSS or 0.33kg+0.33kg SSP At the top 5 cm of 5Lpots 3.33kg fine sandy soil 20 seeds of oilseed or ten seeds of hemp are sown. two Glass house,16h photoperiod. maize:21/19℃,60-70% o