Claim · model-written summary
Summer-autumn sowing at 8.3–10.9 plants per square metre produced the highest ethanol yield.
- Taxon
- Sweet sorghumt0
- Treatment
- summer-autumn cropping season combined with the sowing densities of 8.3–10.9 plant m−2e0
- Outcome
- ethanol yielde0
- Direction
- higheste0
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Verbatim
e0“The summer-autumn cropping season combined with the sowing densities of 8.3–10.9 plant m−2 obtained the highest ethanol yield.”
t0“Sweet Sorghum”
Title
Influence of Sowing Times, Densities, and Soils to Biomass and Ethanol Yield of Sweet Sorghum
Tran Xuan; Nguyen Phuong; Do Khang; et al. Sustainability 2015. doi:10.3390/su70911657
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Observation Soil at pH 5.5 with the stated aluminium and zinc levels gave the best condition for ethanol yield above 5000 L per hectare.
- Association Soil pH at least 6.0 may significantly reduce soil zinc content.
- Association Reduced soil zinc content was reported to decrease biomass of sweet sorghum.
- Association Reduced soil zinc content was reported to decrease ethanol yield.
- Association N, P, K, organic carbon, cation exchange capacity and Fe likely played no role in the yield response.
- Recommendation Cultivar 4A was preferred for ethanol production.
- Observation Cultivar 4A was resistant to pests and diseases, especially cut worm.