1998
DOI: 10.1080/01904169809365556
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Genetic variation among maize genotypes for phosphorus‐uptake and phosphorus‐use efficiency in nutrient solution

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“…In sorghum, P-efficient inbred lines under low P developed larger root systems (Furlani et al 1984). In maize, Ciarelli et al (1998) observed inverse relation between P-uptake rate and the length of root system. Miao et al (2007a,b) evaluated root characters varieties under internal and external P conditions and observed differences among them in relation to root length, root surface, and P concentration in soybean plant parts.…”
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“…In sorghum, P-efficient inbred lines under low P developed larger root systems (Furlani et al 1984). In maize, Ciarelli et al (1998) observed inverse relation between P-uptake rate and the length of root system. Miao et al (2007a,b) evaluated root characters varieties under internal and external P conditions and observed differences among them in relation to root length, root surface, and P concentration in soybean plant parts.…”
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“…Efficiency concepts in plant mineral nutrition have been defined based on the process by which plants acquire, transport, store and use the nutrient in order to produce dry matter or grain, at low or high nutrient supply (Ciarelli et al, 1998). The concepts of nutrient acquisition efficiency, used in the sense of plant nutrient acquired from the soil, and nutrient internal utilization efficiency, defined as plant internal ability to produce yield units per unit of nutrient in the plant, have been considered as the two major components of plant nutrient use efficiency (Good et al, 2004).…”
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“…They are however in the range observed in other studies of this nature, i.e. of abiotic stress (CIARELLI et al, 1998;FRITSCHE-NETO et al, 2010), indicating good experimental precision and high reliability of the estimates.…”
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