Open chemistry: A case study on the influence of soil amendment on ginger oil’s physicochemical properties, mineral contents, microbial load, and HPLC determination of its vitamin level

Alharthi, Sarah; Uguru, Hilary; Alqahtani, Nashi K.; Akwenuke, Moses Onoziogie; Okolotu, Godspower I.; Sami, Rokayya; Kadi, Roqayah H.; Alsanei, Woroud A.; Qari, Sameer H.

“I’m gonna get totally and utterly X-ed.” Constructing drunkenness / Sanchez-Stockhammer, Christina (Rights reserved)

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Title:: Open chemistry

Publication:: Berlin: de Gruyter

Note:: Gesehen am 23.06.15; Open Access; Namensnennung 4.0 International

Scope:: Online-Ressource

ISSN:: 2391-5420

ZDB-ID:: 2825411-9

VÖBB-Katalog:: 35314079

Previous Title:: Central European journal of chemistry

Keywords:: Zeitschrift

Classification:: Naturwissenschaften

Collection:: Naturwissenschaften

Copyright:: Rights reserved

Accessibility:: Free Access

Title:: Open chemistry

Publication:: Berlin: de Gruyter

Note:: Gesehen am 23.06.15; Open Access; Namensnennung 4.0 International

Scope:: Online-Ressource

ISSN:: 2391-5420

ZDB-ID:: 2825411-9

VÖBB-Katalog:: 35314079

Previous Title:: Central European journal of chemistry

Keywords:: Zeitschrift

Classification:: Naturwissenschaften

Collection:: Naturwissenschaften

Copyright:: Rights reserved

Accessibility:: Free Access

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Author:: Alharthi, Sarah; Uguru, Hilary; Alqahtani, Nashi K.; Akwenuke, Moses Onoziogie; Okolotu, Godspower I.; Sami, Rokayya; Kadi, Roqayah H.; Alsanei, Woroud A.; Qari, Sameer H.

Title:: A case study on the influence of soil amendment on ginger oil’s physicochemical properties, mineral contents, microbial load, and HPLC determination of its vitamin level

Publication:: Berlin: de Gruyter, 2025

Language:: English

Information:: Abstract: This study thoroughly examined the effects of soil treatments on the soil geotechnical properties and ginger rhizome oil quality. Ginger was cultivated in soil subjected to four different treatment plans: one with organic manure (ORG 1), another with combination of organic manure and seaweed extract (ORG 2), a third with the NPK 15:15:15 fertilizer (CONV 1), and the last one with a blend of fertilizer and seaweed extract (CONV 2). The rhizomes were harvested at peak maturity, and their oil content was chemically analyzed using standard procedures. Additionally, the soil’s properties were evaluated during the experimental period. It was observed that the oil extracted from ginger rhizomes cultivated with organic treatments (ORG 1 and ORG 2) had higher vitamin and iodine levels but lower levels of minerals, acid content, density, specific gravity, refractive index, and peroxide values compared to the oil produced from conventionally cultivated ginger plants. Regarding the microbial pollution of the oil samples, all the ginger oil samples had 0 cfu/mL after incubation. The results depict that a substantial relationship exists between soil treatment and the oil quality. Furthermore, the results indicate that the organic treatments remediated the soil better than the inorganic treatments. Correlating soil properties with the crop performance is vital for identifying optimal soil conditions for producing high-quality oils.

Scope:: Online-Ressource

Note:: Open Access; Archivierung/Langzeitarchivierung gewährleistet

Keywords:: dietary value ; farming methods ; geotechnical properties ; remediation ; therapeutic benefits

Classification:: Naturwissenschaften; Sonstiges

URN:: urn:nbn:de:101:1-2504140346497.871112540961

Collection:: Naturwissenschaften; Sonstiges

Copyright:: CC BY

Accessibility:: Free Access

Author:: Alharthi, Sarah; Uguru, Hilary; Alqahtani, Nashi K.; Akwenuke, Moses Onoziogie; Okolotu, Godspower I.; Sami, Rokayya; Kadi, Roqayah H.; Alsanei, Woroud A.; Qari, Sameer H.

Title:: A case study on the influence of soil amendment on ginger oil’s physicochemical properties, mineral contents, microbial load, and HPLC determination of its vitamin level

Publication:: Berlin: de Gruyter, 2025

Language:: English

Information:: Abstract: This study thoroughly examined the effects of soil treatments on the soil geotechnical properties and ginger rhizome oil quality. Ginger was cultivated in soil subjected to four different treatment plans: one with organic manure (ORG 1), another with combination of organic manure and seaweed extract (ORG 2), a third with the NPK 15:15:15 fertilizer (CONV 1), and the last one with a blend of fertilizer and seaweed extract (CONV 2). The rhizomes were harvested at peak maturity, and their oil content was chemically analyzed using standard procedures. Additionally, the soil’s properties were evaluated during the experimental period. It was observed that the oil extracted from ginger rhizomes cultivated with organic treatments (ORG 1 and ORG 2) had higher vitamin and iodine levels but lower levels of minerals, acid content, density, specific gravity, refractive index, and peroxide values compared to the oil produced from conventionally cultivated ginger plants. Regarding the microbial pollution of the oil samples, all the ginger oil samples had 0 cfu/mL after incubation. The results depict that a substantial relationship exists between soil treatment and the oil quality. Furthermore, the results indicate that the organic treatments remediated the soil better than the inorganic treatments. Correlating soil properties with the crop performance is vital for identifying optimal soil conditions for producing high-quality oils.

Scope:: Online-Ressource

Note:: Open Access; Archivierung/Langzeitarchivierung gewährleistet

Keywords:: dietary value ; farming methods ; geotechnical properties ; remediation ; therapeutic benefits

Classification:: Naturwissenschaften; Sonstiges

URN:: urn:nbn:de:101:1-2504140346497.871112540961

Collection:: Naturwissenschaften; Sonstiges

Copyright:: CC BY

Accessibility:: Free Access

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