Researchers

Ahmed Hassanin Ahmed

Department

Improvement and Conservation of Cultivated Soils Research

Research Field

Natural and Environmental Resources(Soil Fertility) - Natural and Environmental Resources(Soil Nutrition) - Natural and Environmental Resources(Fertilizers)

Agrovoc

Reclamation - Soil improvement - Soil fertility

Contacts

Work Telephones

5720608

Fax

5720608

Awarded Degrees

Degree

BSc, Egypt, Cairo in [1983]
Masters, Egypt, El zaqaziq Title: After in [1996]
PHD, Egypt, El zaqaziq Title: After in [2003]

Publications

Effect of different nitrogen sources on the vegetative growth, yield and quality of pea

Soil water logging and salinity problems in a newly reclaimed area and the recommended solutions

Mode of formation, origin and uniformity of the soil of Wadi Sadd El- Gamous, Suez Governorate, Egypt

Different applications of nitrogen and nhosphorus to soybean and maize under intercropping systems in a calcareous soil

Response of the vegetative growth, yield and nutrient contents of maize plants grown on a clcareous soil foliar sprayed with different phosphorus forms

Interaction effect of phosphorus-sulphur on wheat production grown on sandy soil

Response of pean plants grown on a sandy soil to inoculation with Rhizobium and phosphate dissolving bacteria under different levels of phosphorus and sulphur

Effect of compost and potassium phosphate applications to a calcareous soil cultivated with vegetable crops rotation on their production and soil fertility

Major Guidelines of Land use Evaluation for Agricultural Purposes in a Newly Reclaimed Area, El- Bahariya Oases, Western Desert, Egypt

Effect of soil amendments and anhydrous ammonia application and their interactions on some soil properties and wheat productivity under salt affected soil conditions

Major guidelines of land use evaluation for agricultural purposes in a newly reclaimed area, El-Bahariya Oases, western desert, Egypt

Modern technique for the fertigation of sugar cane in upper Egypt

Effect of magnetized water on somephysical and chemical properties of the calcareous soil and growth of tomato plants.

Effect of compost and potassium phosphate applications to a calcareous soil cultivated with vegetable crops rotation on their production and soil fertility

Effect of soil amendments and anhydrous ammonia application and their interactions on some soil properties and wheat productivity under salt affected soilconditions