Claim · model-written summary
LGM incorporation at planting appeared best for more N derived from LGM.
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Verbatim
e0“The best timing of LGM incorporation for obtaining more N derived from LGM, less soil N uptake, and greater dry matter and N in sorghum leaves seemed to be at planting.”
t0“Sorghum”
Title
F. Kurdali; M. Al‐Shamma'a Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis 2010. doi:10.1080/00103620903460823
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- Intervention effect Leucaena green manure increased sorghum dry matter.
- Intervention effect Leucaena green manure increased sorghum N yield.
- Observation Sorghum recovered 23 to 47% of nitrogen from leucaena green manure.
- Intervention effect Leucaena green manure enhanced sorghum soil nitrogen uptake.
- Observation LGM incorporation at planting appeared best for less soil N uptake.
- Observation LGM incorporation at planting appeared best for greater dry matter.
- Observation LGM incorporation at planting appeared best for greater N in sorghum leaves.
- Recommendation LGM at 30 days before planting, particularly 120 kg N ha−1, appeared appropriate for greater dry matter in panicles and whole sorghum plants.
- Recommendation LGM at 30 days before planting, particularly 120 kg N ha−1, appeared appropriate for greater N yield in panicles and whole sorghum plants.