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n this study, secondary  effluent was used to irrigate fourexperimental  plots of Baby eggplants (Solanum melongena L.). Wastewater quality analysisindicatedthat few parameters  donotmeet  the  Lebanese water standards  for  crop  irrigation  and  reuse.Results demonstrated that aboveground biomass increased by 16% for plants irrigated with treated wastewater,whereas aboveground biomass and fruit weight increasedwhen treated  wastewater  and  mulchwere  used.Further  studies,  such  as  chemical  and microbial  analysis,  to  evaluate  the  danger  and  risks  on  human  health  of  using  treated wastewater to irrigate eggplants were initiated.

Growth dynamics and productivity of eggplants under different production methods