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Fertilizer increased sugarcane growth compared with the control.
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e0“Vinasse and fertilizer applications increased sugarcane growth, as compared to C.”
Title
Vinasse for sugarcane crop nutrition: accumulation and efficiency in the use of nutrients
Amabelia del Pino; Omar Casanova; Jorge Hernández; et al. Australian Journal of Crop Science 2022. doi:10.21475/ajcs.22.16.09.p3617
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- Intervention effect Vinasse increased sugarcane growth compared with the control.
- Observation Growth did not differ between vinasse doses.
- Intervention effect L1 fertilizer produced more stem yield than vinasse.
- Observation At LB2 stem yield did not differ between fertilizer and vinasse.
- Intervention effect Vinasse increased K uptake at LB2 by 151 kg per hectare relative to control.
- Intervention effect Vinasse increased K uptake at L1 by 133 kg per hectare relative to control.
- Observation Potassium use efficiency was low in vinasse treatments.
- Intervention effect Vinasse increased soil exchangeable K.
- Recommendation The authors recommend supplemental nitrogen for maximum yield.
- Recommendation The authors recommend annual vinasse applications because residual K is insufficient for the second ratoon.