Claim · model-written summary
Low N/S ratio cultivars had higher sulfur accumulation rate and sulfur harvest index.
- Material
- Low N/S ratio cultivarse0
- Outcome
- sulfur accumulation rate and higher sulfur harvest indexe0
- Direction
- highere0
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Verbatim
e0“Low N/S ratio cultivars had lower nitrogen harvest index,higher sulfur accumulation rate and higher sulfur harvest index.”
Title
Min Zhang Plant Nutrition and Fertilizing Science 2009
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Association Sulfur accumulation correlated positively with nitrogen accumulation.
- Association Nitrogen and sulfur harvest indices had no significant linear correlation.
- Observation High N/S ratio cultivars had higher nitrogen accumulation rate and lower sulfur harvest index.
- Observation High N/S ratio cultivars had lower sulfur harvest index.
- Observation High N/S ratio cultivars alternatively had higher nitrogen harvest index.
- Observation High N/S ratio cultivars alternatively had lower sulfur accumulation rate.
- Observation Medium N/S ratio cultivars had higher nitrogen and sulfur harvest indices.
- Observation Low N/S ratio cultivars had lower nitrogen harvest index.
- Mechanism Nitrogen and sulfur allocation to grain was identified as the principal reason for cultivar differences in grain N/S ratio.
- Observation Glutenin content, glutenin/gliadin ratio, and dough development time differed significantly among groups.
- Observation Dough stability time differed significantly among groups.
- Association All four grain quality parameters had a quadratic relation with grain N/S ratio.
- Association A suitable grain N/S ratio favored glutenin accumulation and grain quality.