Claim · model-written summary
At Waldheim, Trapper inoculated with strain 128C56G had 55.5 kg/ha total grain nitrogen.
- Taxon
- Trappere0
- Material
- Trappere0
- Treatment
- inoculated with strain 128C56Ge0
- Outcome
- Total grain-Ne0
- Value
- 55.5 kg/hae0
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Verbatim
e0“Total grain-N ranged from 33.7 kg/ha for uninoculated Tipu to 55.5 kg/ha for. Trapper inoculated with strain 128C56G.”
Title
Evaluation of the effectiveness of Rhizobium leguminosarum strains for pea under field conditions
Louise M. Nelson; C. van Kessel 1989
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- Observation At Waldheim, Trapper without inoculation had 2429 kg/ha total dry matter.
- Observation At Waldheim, Tipu inoculated with strain 128C79 had 4024 kg/ha total dry matter.
- Observation At Waldheim, Trapper inoculated with strain 175G3 yielded 1046 kg/ha grain.
- Observation At Waldheim, Tipu inoculated with strain 175G3 yielded 1665 kg/ha grain.
- Observation At Waldheim, uninoculated Tipu had 33.7 kg/ha total grain nitrogen.
- Observation Strain 175G3 appeared superior for Tipu at Waldheim.
- Observation Strain 175G3 was least effective for Trapper at Waldheim.
- Observation At Brooksby, strain and cultivar did not produce significant differences.
- Observation At Brooksby, total dry matter, grain yield, and total nitrogen were about 75% of Waldheim values.
- Observation All uninoculated pea were nodulated.
- Mechanism The authors attributed below average yield and absent inoculation yield response largely to extreme dry weather.
- Mechanism Nodulation of uninoculated controls reduced the inoculation effect on yield.