Assessment of Water Quality and Nutrient Uptake of Azolla in Different Fertilizers

Abstract The improvement of water quality through aquatic plants’ nutrient uptake is one the crucial elements in achieving a sustainable ecosystem. Water affected by variety variables, including dissolved oxygen concentrations, overabundance, bacterial populations, salt content, and number suspended particles water. This experiment was performed to evaluate biological biochemical characteristics azolla using various fertilizers (compost food waste, cow dung, liquid fertilizer, mushroom block fertilizer). It also examined ability effectiveness macrophytes, Azolla pinnata absorb amounts nutrients phosphate, potassium, nitrogen ammonia nutrient-rich medium. during cultivation period, its turbidity, pH, temperature monitored. have been assessed fertilizers, compost at concentrations 5g, 10g, 15g. study findings indicated that most suitable fertilizer for growth dung least fertilizer. rapid between days 15 25 were observed all concentration as compared control other fertilizers. each parameter increase over time. shows great potential phosphorus element when potassium uptake. To reduce amount excessive water, candidate eco-friendly phytoremediation.