Dry matter accumulation and nutrient uptake in determinate and indeterminate soybeans

Araújo, Waldenio Antonio de; Santana, Rafaela Silva; Mauad, Munir; Silva, Robervaldo Soares da

doi:10.1080/01904167.2020.1845371

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“…In their study with determinate and indeterminate soybeans, Araújo et al . (2020) observed that the indeterminate varieties had a greater transfer of nutrients than the determinate cultivars. Alam et al .…”

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Micronutrient diversity in pole and bush type Dolichos bean germplasm: identification of gene sources from biofortification perspectives

Yadava,

Kumar,

Krishna

et al. 2024

Plant Genet. Resour.

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Exploring the nutritional potential of underutilized legumes such as Dolichos bean (Lablab purpureus L.) is of great significance, particularly, in view of accomplishing the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goal number two, which emphasizes on improving food and nutrition security by 2030. A thorough understanding of genetic variability is crucial for developing biofortified cultivars of Dolichos bean. In this study, the Dolichos bean genotypes represented by pole and bush types (28 bush and 19 pole types) were assessed for genetic variability for Cu, Mn, Fe and Zn contents. Pole type genotypes had higher average contents for all micronutrients except manganese. Among micronutrients, Cu, Fe, Mn and Zn, content ranged from 10.10–19.95, 77.13–331.93, 22.78–46.40 and 42.03–102.85 mg kg−1 in pole type, and 8.2–18.5, 50.8–99.3, 25.65–53.25 and 37.15–63.25 mg kg−1 in bush type beans, respectively. Strong positive correlations between Cu, Fe and Zn concentrations occurred, which indicates the possibility of simultaneous improvement of these nutrients. Pod pigmentation was positively correlated with contents of Fe and Zn. There was an association of micronutrients with yield. The pole genotypes VRSEM-1000, VRDB-01 and VRSEM 109 and bush type genotypes VRBSEM-3, VRBSEM-35 and VRBSEM- 200 are good source of microelements and high yielders. Gene sources with enhanced nutrients may be used as cultivated forms or as input material for breeding nutritionally rich biofortified varieties of bean.

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Micronutrient diversity in pole and bush type Dolichos bean germplasm: identification of gene sources from biofortification perspectives

Yadava,

Kumar,

Krishna

et al. 2024

Plant Genet. Resour.

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“…Nutrient accumulation through the growing season has been determined mainly for horticultural crops, including tomato [11], cabbage [12], onion [10] and potato [13], and for grain or cereal crops such as soybean [14][15][16], corn [17], dry bean [9] and sesame [18]. However, little information for nutrient accumulation in ornamental species has been published, although there are some studies that focus on poinsettia [19], chrysanthemum [20] and lisianthus [21].…”

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Nutrient Uptake and Partitioning in Oriental Lilium

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Fertilization programs in lilium are suggested to start after shoot emergence or when the flower buds become visible because the nutrients stored in the bulb are adequate to meet plant demands at the transplant time. Defining plant nutrient uptake is essential to determine the periods of high demand and the amounts at which they should be provided. The objective of this study was to model the nutrients accumulated in Oriental lilium to provide insight into the design of environmentally sound fertilization programs. The most demanded macronutrient was K (1272.8 mg/plant), followed by N (719.1 mg/plant) and Ca (119.7 mg/plant), while Zn (140.7 mg/plant) and Fe (137.7 mg/plant) were the most demanded micronutrients. At the end of the season, most of the Fe (78.0%), P (55.0%) and N (54.3%) originated from the bulb, whereas most of the Ca (86.5%), Mn (84.8%) and Mg (62.9%) were uptaken by roots. During the first 15 days after transplant, 35.1% of the N in the shoot was absorbed from the substrate, as well as 91.0% Mg, 68.6% S, 49.6% K and 13.0% P, suggesting that fertilization for lilium should start at the transplant time. The results suggest that Ca, Fe, Zn and Cu were remobilized from the bulb.

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A green approach for genistein and apigenin extraction optimization from by-products of soybean crops

Bragagnolo,

Wojeicchowski,

Soukup-Carne

et al. 2024

Sustainable Chemistry and Pharmacy

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Dry matter accumulation and nutrient uptake in determinate and indeterminate soybeans

Cited by 3 publications

References 17 publications

Micronutrient diversity in pole and bush type Dolichos bean germplasm: identification of gene sources from biofortification perspectives

Micronutrient diversity in pole and bush type Dolichos bean germplasm: identification of gene sources from biofortification perspectives

Nutrient Uptake and Partitioning in Oriental Lilium

A green approach for genistein and apigenin extraction optimization from by-products of soybean crops

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