Effects of vermicompost and algae on salt stress in spinach

In order to eliminate the negative effects of salt stress on plant growth, some measures can be taken. Among these the applications include rehabilitation of salty soils, improvement of salty irrigation water and use of higher quality water we can reduce the effects of salt by increasing the amount of organic matter in the soil with organic fertilizers, especially before producing in salty soils. Farmyard manure has been used as organic matter in the production areas in our country for a long time. However, today vermicompost and algae have started to be used in organic meterials such as. In the study, the benefits of vermicompost and algae applications were investigated on spinach plants applied with 50 and 100 mmol salt The study was designed as completed randomized plots with four replications according to factorial trial design. The seeds of the spinach varieties of Matador and Catrina standard spinach seeds were sown to in 2 liter pots contain % 50 soil and vermicompost, % 50 soil and algae or plain soil was planted in 2 litter pots, as a result of study, it was determined that plants in the environment of vermicompost were affected less in the salt doses.