Claim · model-written summary
Melastoma and Wedelia had higher N content than Saccharum, Chromolaena and Imperata.
MelastomaNot reportedMaterialGeneCompoundOrgan / stageInteractorInteractor roleSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentSettingValueQualifier
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Verbatim
e0“They have higher N content compare to Saccharum, Chromolaena and Imperata”
e1“both Melastoma and Wedelia potentially have capability as organic substrates to improve fallow system, because they could mineralized fast”
Title
POST DEFORESTATION LAND IN BENGKULU SUMATERA : II. Study on Fallow Vegetation
Iin Handayani; Priyono Prawito; Zainal Muktamar University of Bengkulu Scholar Repository (University of Bengkulu) 2002
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Observation Melastoma and Wedelia were identified as rapidly mineralizing organic substrates for fallow improvement.
- Observation Melastoma was reported unable to fix N.
- Recommendation Melastoma was proposed as green manure for crops needing P, Mg and K.
- Observation Melastoma roots supplied P at about 0.872%.
- Observation Saccharum roots supplied P at about 0.880%.
- Observation Imperata roots supplied P at about 0.858%.
- Observation Chromolaena roots supplied P at about 0.765%.
- Observation Melastoma and Saccharum roots had high K and Mg.
- Observation Melastoma and Imperata roots had high Ca.