2020
DOI: 10.1080/01904167.2020.1724306
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Effect of nitrogen and potassium fertilizer on growth, yield and chemical composition of sweet fennel

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“…However, increasing the N rate does not always increase plant growth, and the availability of excessive amounts of nutrients can inhibit plant growth [34]. For example, the N and K application rates had an interactive effect on the growth of sweet fennel [11]. In the present study, N and K had significant interactive effects on the plant height and bulb circumference (Table 3).…”
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confidence: 46%
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“…However, increasing the N rate does not always increase plant growth, and the availability of excessive amounts of nutrients can inhibit plant growth [34]. For example, the N and K application rates had an interactive effect on the growth of sweet fennel [11]. In the present study, N and K had significant interactive effects on the plant height and bulb circumference (Table 3).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 46%
“…The present study of the effects of N and K application on the agronomic traits of L. lancifolium showed that applying appropriate amounts of N and K promoted growth and development. The positive effects of N fertilization can probably be explained by the fact that N is a constituent of the chlorophyll molecule, and applying N combined with K significantly increased the chlorophyll content (Table 2), which is essential for photosynthesis [11]. Under N 3 (914.70 mg L −1 ), the stem diameter, leaf number, and chlorophyll content decreased with the K application, thereby indicating the unfavorable effect of excessive N application on the development of L. lancifolium, where top growth was inhibited [31,32].…”
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“…A kálium kimosódása pedig 10% körüli. Ezért a N és K tápanyag alkalmazásakor a tápanyagfelvétel dinamikájához igazodó tápanyagutánpótlás az indokolt [24,25,26,27]. Lepelhomok talajon, 0,3 -0,4% humusztartalom esetén, öntözetlen körülmények között, számolni kell a foszfor vertikális irányú migrációjával is [28,29,30].…”
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“…An adequate supply of K available in the soil is necessary for optimal growth (Barzegar et al, 2020), especially for the thickening of the seedling stem (Valeri & Corradini, 2005). Ca plays a role in the stability of biomembranes, with a fundamental role in cell division and development, cell wall structure, and formation of the middle lamella (Hepler & Winship 2010).…”
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