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Jalal A.

Department of Nutrition and Food Processing, Al-Balqa Applied University
Scopus Author ID: 45560948100    Publication years: 2011 - 2026
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39 publications found
Year-long exploratory assessment of a horizontal subsurface-flow constructed wetland containing locally sourced zeolite and planted with Cyperus alternifolius for greywater treatment in Jordan
Banihani L.
International Journal of Phytoremediation · Journal
Date: 2026Cited by: 0Article
SCOPUS_ID:105046981340
Correlation of the physiological resilience of Phragmites australis with contaminant removal efficiency in vertical-flow wetlands for greywater reuse
Banihani R.
International Journal of Phytoremediation · Journal
Date: 2026Cited by: 0Article
SCOPUS_ID:105045203715
Biochar: Potential Eco-friendly Waste for Mitigation of the Stress Impacts of Irrigation with Brackish Water on Beans
Al-Tabbal J.
Irrigation and Drainage · Journal
Date: December 2025Vol: 74Issue: 5Pages: 2063-2079Cited by: 4Article
SCOPUS_ID:105008306903
Greywater irrigation of pepper plants: Possible application and its impact on soil and plant growth
Shqerat N.
Irrigation and Drainage · Journal
Date: April 2025Vol: 74Issue: 2Pages: 641-657Cited by: 8Article
SCOPUS_ID:105002267909
Potential reuse of greywater for irrigation of tomato (Solanum lycopersicum) plants and its effect on plants growth and soil
Shqerat N.
International Journal of Phytoremediation · Journal
Date: 2025Vol: 27Issue: 4Pages: 561-582Cited by: 13Article
SCOPUS_ID:85211774189
Converting waste into opportunity: silica nanoparticles for mitigating salinity stress in wheat “Triticum turgidum”
Al-Tabbal J.
International Journal of Phytoremediation · Journal
Date: 2025Vol: 27Issue: 12Pages: 1741-1753Cited by: 2Article
SCOPUS_ID:105008444832
Silica Nanoparticle: Eco-friendly Waste Having Potential for Seed Germination of Wheat (Triticum turgidum L. Var. Sham) Under Salt Stress Conditions
Al-Tabbal J.
Waste and Biomass Valorization · Journal
Date: May 2024Vol: 15Issue: 5Pages: 2973-2987Cited by: 12Article
SCOPUS_ID:85178872609
A novel method for maximizing durum wheat yield using silica nanoparticles
Al‑Zboon K.K.
International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology · Journal
Date: April 2024Vol: 21Issue: 8Pages: 6207-6226Cited by: 5Article
SCOPUS_ID:85181757423
Synergistic Impact of Nanoscale Zero-Valent Iron in Anaerobic Co-digestion Treatment and Biogas Upgrading from the Organic Fraction of Municipal Solid Waste-Activated Sludge
Al Rabadi S.J.
Waste and Biomass Valorization · Journal
Date: March 2024Vol: 15Issue: 3Pages: 1323-1338Cited by: 7Article
SCOPUS_ID:85168343803
Silica nanoparticles as a waste product to alleviate the harmful effects of water stress in wheat
Al-Tabbal J.
International Journal of Phytoremediation · Journal
Date: 2024Vol: 26Issue: 10Pages: 1626-1642Cited by: 6Article
SCOPUS_ID:85191200002
Effect of Different Olive Mill Wastewater Treatments on Seed Germination
Al-Jedaih M.S.
Jordan Journal of Earth and Environmental Sciences · Journal
Date: 2024Vol: 15Issue: 1Pages: 63-69Cited by: 2Article
SCOPUS_ID:85190162563
Effect of Zeolux and Filters Backwash Water (FBWW) on plant growth and yield of sage (Salvia officinalis) plant
Salem Z.A.
Global Nest Journal · Journal
Date: January 2024Vol: 26Issue: 1Cited by: 1Article
OPEN ACCESS
SCOPUS_ID:85185341000
Correlation between kinetic parameters, reactor performance, and biogas and methane potential of co-digestion and mono-digestion of active sludge and olive mill wastewater
Al bkoor Alrawashdeh K.
International Journal of Low Carbon Technologies · Journal
Date: 2024Vol: 19Pages: 1501-1515Cited by: 10Article
OPEN ACCESS
SCOPUS_ID:85198023635
Impacts of the Petrochemical Industries on Groundwater Quality
Alzboon K.
Journal of Ecological Engineering · Journal
Date: 2024Vol: 25Issue: 8Pages: 286-299Cited by: 4Article
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SCOPUS_ID:85199019968
The effects of fermented olive mill wastewater mixtures on the growth and development of bean (phaseolus vulgaris)
Salem Z.A.
Water Resources and Industry · Journal
Date: June 2023Vol: 29Cited by: 1Article
OPEN ACCESS
SCOPUS_ID:85148485225
The Effects of Nanoparticles- Zerovalent Iron on Sustainable Biomethane Production through Co-Digestion of Olive Mill Wastewater and Chicken Manure
Bkoor Alrawashdeh K.A.
Fermentation · Journal
Date: February 2023Vol: 9Issue: 2Cited by: 9Article
OPEN ACCESS
SCOPUS_ID:85148708377
Mitigation of salinity stress effects on kochia (Bassia scoparia L.) biomass productivity using biochar application
Al-Tabbal J.
International Journal of Phytoremediation · Journal
Date: 2023Vol: 25Issue: 11Pages: 1463-1473Cited by: 13Article
SCOPUS_ID:85145845755
Enhancing residue degradation and methane production from active sludge: the role of conductive nanoparticles in anaerobic digestion systems
Al bkoor Alrawashdeh K.
International Journal of Low Carbon Technologies · Journal
Date: 2023Vol: 18Pages: 1307-1317Cited by: 6Article
OPEN ACCESS
SCOPUS_ID:85183080504
Impact of Iron oxide nanoparticles on sustainable production of biogas through anaerobic co-digestion of chicken waste and wastewater
Al Bkoor Alrawashdeh K.
Frontiers in Chemical Engineering · Journal
Date: 2022Vol: 4Cited by: 17Article
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SCOPUS_ID:85148739474
Impact of boric acid and saline water irrigation on germination and seedling establishment of wheat*
Al-Tabbal J.
Irrigation and Drainage · Journal
Date: December 2021Vol: 70Issue: 5Pages: 1183-1192Cited by: 5Article
SCOPUS_ID:85104897291
Production of sage (Salvia officinalis L.) in a hydroponics system using brackish water at low cost*
Bashabsheh K.
Irrigation and Drainage · Journal
Date: December 2021Vol: 70Issue: 5Pages: 1172-1182Cited by: 2Article
SCOPUS_ID:85103602352
Potato peel alleviation of the negative effects of salinity in bean (Phaseolus vulgaris l. ‘valentine’)
Al-Tabbal J.A.S.M.
Canadian Journal of Plant Science · Journal
Date: 2021Vol: 101Issue: 4Pages: 596-606Cited by: 3Article
SCOPUS_ID:85112029038
Growth and biomass yield of hydroponically grown thyme (Thymus vulgaris L.) in response to brackish water-induced stress*
Al-Tabbal J.
Irrigation and Drainage · Journal
Date: 1 October 2020Vol: 69Issue: 4Pages: 903-913Cited by: 5Article
SCOPUS_ID:85085691755
Effects of volcanic zeolite tuff on olive (Olea europaea l.) growth and soil chemistry under a constant water level: Five years’ monitoring experience
Al-Tabbal J.A.
Environment and Natural Resources Journal · Journal
Date: 2020Vol: 18Issue: 1Pages: 44-54Cited by: 9Article
OPEN ACCESS
SCOPUS_ID:85078580428
Natural volcanic tuff as a soil mulching: effect on plant growth and soil chemistry under water stress
Al-Zboon K.K.
Applied Water Science · Journal
Date: 1 July 2019Vol: 9Issue: 5Cited by: 10Article
OPEN ACCESS
SCOPUS_ID:85114064474

Author Information

Preferred Name Al-Tabbal J.
Given Name Jalal A.
Surname Al-Tabbal
Initials J.A.
Indexed Name Al-Tabbal J.
Publication Range 2011 - 2026

Affiliation History

Department of Nutrition and Food Processing
Al-Balqa Applied University
P.O.Box 206, Salt, Al-Balqa, 19117, Jordan
Department of Applied Sciences
Al-Balqa Applied University
P.O.Box 206, Salt, Al-Balqa, 19117, Jordan
Department of Applied Sciences
Al-Balqa Applied University
P.O.Box 206, Salt, Al-Balqa, 19117, Jordan
Al-Balqa Applied University
P.O.Box 206, Salt, Al-Balqa, 19117, Jordan

Name Variants

Al-Tabbal J. - Jalal Ahmed Said Mohammad (3 documents)
Al-Tabbal J. - Jalal (17 documents)
Al-Tabbal J. - J. A. (2 documents)
Al-Tabbal J. - J. (1 document)
Al-Tabbal J. - Jalal A. (15 documents)
Al-Tabbal J. - Jalal Ahmed Said (1 document)