Claim · model-written summary
Self-rooted cucumber water consumption increased with N supply.
- Taxon
- cucumber
Cucumis sativuse0 - Material
- self-rooted cucumbere0
- Treatment
- increasing N supply levele0
- Outcome
- water consumptione0
- Direction
- increasede0
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Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.
Verbatim
e0“The water consumption of self-rooted cucumber also increased with increasing N supply level, but its WUE was the highest when the N supply was 110 kg graft could markedly promote the water consumption and WUE of cucumber, and the effect was more markedly with increasing N supply level.”
Title
Xiao-yan Chen; Lu Wang; Yong-quan Wang; et al. PubMed 2008
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation At 331 kg N x hm(-2), grafted cucumber had the highest water consumption in winter-spring cropping (3350 m3 x hm(-2)).
- Observation At 331 kg N x hm(-2), grafted cucumber had the highest water consumption in autumn-winter cropping (2181 m3 x hm(-2)).
- Observation At 331 kg N x hm(-2), grafted cucumber had the highest WUE in winter-spring cropping (27.2 kg x m(-3)).
- Observation At 331 kg N x hm(-2), grafted cucumber had the highest WUE in autumn-winter cropping (36.9 kg x m(-3)).
- Intervention effect Grafted cucumber increased water consumption by 3%-6% over self-rooted cucumber at the same N topdressing levels.
- Intervention effect Grafted cucumber increased economic yield by 28% over self-rooted cucumber at the same N topdressing levels.
- Intervention effect Grafted cucumber increased WUE by 20.9% over self-rooted cucumber at the same N topdressing levels.
- Observation Increasing N supply increased grafted cucumber water consumption.
- Observation Increasing N supply increased grafted cucumber WUE.
- Observation Self-rooted cucumber WUE was highest at 110 kg N supply.
- Observation Excessive N supply would lower self-rooted cucumber WUE.