Claim · model-written summary
Sulfur-deficient rutabaga had thin roots and reddish-yellow scorched leaves.
- Taxon
- Brassica napobrassica
Brassica napus subsp. rapiferat0 - Treatment
- deficient in Se0
- Outcome
- thin roots and the leaves were reddish‐yellow with scorched edgese0
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Verbatim
e0“The plants deficient in S had thin roots and the leaves were reddish‐yellow with scorched edges”
t0“rutabaga roots ( Brassica napobrassica”
Title
Response of Crops to Sulfur under Greenhouse Conditions
Umesh C. Gupta; R. L. Veinot Soil Science Society of America Journal 1974. doi:10.2136/sssaj1974.03615995003800050027x
Other claims from this paper (17)
- Intervention effect First-sequence crops did not respond to applied sulfur.
- Intervention effect Later-sequence crops responded to sulfur to varying degrees.
- Intervention effect Sulfur applications increased rutabaga root yield about two to fourfold.
- Intervention effect Sulfur addition substantially increased barley kernel and straw yields.
- Intervention effect Sulfur addition substantially increased wheat kernel and straw yields.
- Observation Sulfur-deficient barley plants were lighter colored with thin stems.
- Observation Sulfur-deficient wheat plants were lighter colored with thin stems.
- Intervention effect Sulfur increased alfalfa response more in second and third cuts than in the first.
- Observation Sulfur deficiency caused mostly second- and third-cut alfalfa stunting and yellowing.
- Intervention effect Sulfur treatments S3 and S4 increased cauliflower yield four- to fivefold on Qscl.
- Intervention effect Sulfur levels S3 and S4 decreased cauliflower yield on Chfsl.
- Mechanism Severe molybdenum deficiency caused the cauliflower yield decreases on Chfsl.
- Observation Sulfur-deficient cauliflower was stunted with yellow leaf edges.
- Observation Available soil sulfate sulfur at 2.0 ppm was in the deficiency range for third-cut alfalfa.
- Observation Available soil sulfate sulfur at 2.4 ppm was in the deficiency range for barley.
- Observation The likely sulfate sulfur deficiency level for wheat was below 2.8 ppm.
- Observation The likely sulfate sulfur deficiency level for cauliflower was below 4.0 ppm.