1977
DOI: 10.4141/cjps77-084
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Irrigation, Fertilizer, Harvest Dates and Storage Effects on the Reducing Sugar and Fructose Concentrations of Jerusalem Artichoke Tubers

Abstract: non-irrigated fields were due to differences in tuber moisture.

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“…(Anonymous 1977 Clevenger and Heiser (1963) and Scoggan (1979) and data from Wilkinson and Jaques (19'19) Control Act (Anonymous 1977b extends beyond that of conventional crops, owing to moderate frost tolerance (Stauffer et al 1975). Frost may even improve tuber flavor (Mayfield 1974 (Boswell 1959) and has been successfully grown in Alaska and the northern countries of Europe (Munro 1928 Mayfield (1974) (b) SubstratumJerusalem artichoke is able to grow on most soil types, and has minimal requirements for fertilizer (Dorrell and Chubey 1977;Kosaric et al 1984). However, for commercial production, maximum yields require better soils and fertility levels.…”
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“…(Anonymous 1977 Clevenger and Heiser (1963) and Scoggan (1979) and data from Wilkinson and Jaques (19'19) Control Act (Anonymous 1977b extends beyond that of conventional crops, owing to moderate frost tolerance (Stauffer et al 1975). Frost may even improve tuber flavor (Mayfield 1974 (Boswell 1959) and has been successfully grown in Alaska and the northern countries of Europe (Munro 1928 Mayfield (1974) (b) SubstratumJerusalem artichoke is able to grow on most soil types, and has minimal requirements for fertilizer (Dorrell and Chubey 1977;Kosaric et al 1984). However, for commercial production, maximum yields require better soils and fertility levels.…”
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“…However, the ease with which they were grown and propagated soon made them too common, and they became despised (Mayfield 1974 (Kiehn and Chubey 1985). Tubers are susceptible to dehydration at the soil surface (Swanton and Cavers 1988) (Dorrell and Chubey 1977). The reducing sugar content also decreases with the initiation and growth of tuber sprouts in the spring (Chubey and Dorrell 1983).…”
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“…IA as a source of fructose (Dorrell and Chubey 1977), ethanol (Kosaric et al 1983), md as food for humans and feed for animals.…”
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“…Compared with non-irrigated control, irrigation lowered the concentration of reducing sugars in tubers (16.5% vs. 17.6%) in a field study in Canada [36]. This result may be caused by enhanced above-ground growth due to irrigation, which delayed the process of carbohydrate accumulation in tubers.…”
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