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K225 elevated soluble sugars, PPO and PAL.
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e0“strongly elevated total phenols, flavonoids, lignin, soluble sugars, PPO, and PAL”
e1“The K225 treatment mildly reduced Ca and Mg”
t0“Korla Fragrant Pear”
Title
Disease Resistance Response of Korla Fragrant Pear Branches to Potassium Fertilizer Application
Linsen Yan; Mingyang Wang; Chenglong Yu; et al. Horticulturae 2026. doi:10.3390/horticulturae12050532
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect K75 significantly increased branch Ca and Mg contents relative to K0.
- Intervention effect K75 enhanced branch flavonoid and lignin contents and PAL activity relative to K0.
- Intervention effect K150 raised branch N, P, K, Fe, Mn and Cu contents.
- Intervention effect K150 raised flavonoid, lignin, soluble sugar, PPO and PAL levels.
- Intervention effect K225 mildly reduced branch Ca and Mg.
- Intervention effect K225 elevated total phenols, flavonoids and lignin.
- Association Potassium rates were significantly correlated with disease resistance indices.
- Association Branch mineral contents were highly significantly correlated with resistance indices.
- Association Branch mineral contents were highly significantly correlated with yield.
- Association Resistance indices were not significantly associated with yield.
- Recommendation The authors propose 150 kg/hm K as optimal for improving resistance, nutrition, vigor, survival and yield.