Claim · model-written summary
Treatments significantly affected soybean grain protein, grain oil, and grains per lateral pod.
- Taxon
- Soybean
Glycine maxt0 - Treatment
- Rhizobium- Mycorrhizae Symbiosis and Foliar Application of Ureat0
- Outcome
- grain protein, grain oil, and the number of grains per lateral pode0
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Verbatim
e0“their effect on grain protein, grain oil, and the number of grains per lateral pod was significant.”
t0“Effects of Rhizobium- Mycorrhizae Symbiosis and Foliar Application of Urea on Some Traits of Soybean”
Title
Effects of Rhizobium- Mycorrhizae Symbiosis and Foliar Application of Urea on Some Traits of Soybean
Alireza Safahani; Azin Irani; Farshad Ghooshchi 2015
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Intervention effect Treatments did not significantly affect soybean grain yield and yield components.
- Intervention effect Combined Rhizobium, mycorrhiza, and urea increased leaf area.
- Observation Rhizobium treatment gave the highest leaf area index at 80 days.
- Observation Rhizobium plus urea followed for leaf area index at 90 days.
- Observation Rhizobium treatment gave the highest dry matter.
- Observation Stem height, nodule number, nodule dry weight, and root dry weight rose similarly across treatments during growth.
- Observation Rhizobium plus mycorrhiza gave the highest stem height.
- Observation Control had the lowest stem height.
- Observation Rhizobium gave the highest nodule dry weight.
- Observation Rhizobium, mycorrhiza, and urea gave the highest root dry weight.