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A combined effect of N and K2O fertilization was observed on banana leaf contents of K, Ca and Mg.
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e0“We observed a combined effect of these nutrients (N and K2O) on the leaf contents of K, Ca, Mg, S, Cl, Mn, and Zn”
t0“banana cultivation in Ecuador”
Title
Critical nitrogen and potassium levels and sufficiency ranges for banana cultivation in Ecuador
D. Villaseñor-Ortiz; dvillasenor@utmachala.edu.ec; R. De Mello Prado; et al. Fruits 2022. doi:10.17660/th2022/002
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- Intervention effect A combined effect of N and K2O fertilization was observed on banana leaf contents of S and Cl.
- Intervention effect A combined effect of N and K2O fertilization was observed on banana leaf contents of Mn and Zn.
- Intervention effect Nitrogen and potassium fertilization improved the nutritional status of banana plants.
- Observation The appropriate leaf N range for bananas cultivated in Ecuador was 32-33 g kg-1.
- Observation The appropriate leaf K range for bananas cultivated in Ecuador was 34-35 g kg-1.
- Association The maximum banana production depended on the interaction between N and K.
- Association Maximum banana production was associated with an N dose of 358 kg ha-1.
- Association Maximum banana production was associated with a K2O dose of 596 kg ha-1.