2010
DOI: 10.1556/crc.38.2010.4.15
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Effects of fertilizers and fungicides applied in various doses and combinations on baking characteristics of wheat

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“…The positive effect of higher doses of nitrogen on higher yield of dry matter of winter wheat was confirmed by Žák et al (2012). Similarly, recorded the positive annual yield growth of grain from 7.1 to 72.8 kg/ha following the application of 46 to 121 kg/ha N. Tanács et al (2010) introduced that increasing fertiliser doses tendentiously improved the values of wet gluten, baking value and technological water absorbance. By 60% share of cereals in crop rotation, the grain yield was statistically significantly higher (7.00 t/ha) than by 80% share of cereals after preceding crop pea (6.78 t/ha).…”
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confidence: 93%
“…The positive effect of higher doses of nitrogen on higher yield of dry matter of winter wheat was confirmed by Žák et al (2012). Similarly, recorded the positive annual yield growth of grain from 7.1 to 72.8 kg/ha following the application of 46 to 121 kg/ha N. Tanács et al (2010) introduced that increasing fertiliser doses tendentiously improved the values of wet gluten, baking value and technological water absorbance. By 60% share of cereals in crop rotation, the grain yield was statistically significantly higher (7.00 t/ha) than by 80% share of cereals after preceding crop pea (6.78 t/ha).…”
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confidence: 93%
“…As the basic part of nutrition, bread is of great significance and its quality has been the focus of extensive research (Dobraszczyk & Salmanowicz 2008;Mondal & Datta 2008;Liu et al 2009;Singh et al 2009;Tanács et al 2010;Purlis 2011, and others). Bread quality is determined mainly using protein fractions, a procedure which is well documented (Pomerancz 1988;Kasarda 1989;MacRitchie 1992;Tronsmo et al 2003).…”
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