Recommendationmodel-written summary

The authors conclude only intensive systems above 11.2 MT/ha are likely to benefit from sulfur.

A claim from Alfalfa and corn response to sulfur fertilization on three Pennsylvania soils · 1984

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Claim · model-written summary

The authors conclude only intensive systems above 11.2 MT/ha are likely to benefit from sulfur.

Outcome
benefit from applications of Se0
Value
11.2 MT/hae0
Qualifier
most intensive management systemse0

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Medicago sativa
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Zea mays subsp. mays
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“only the most intensive management systems (yields over 11.2 MT/ha (5 tons/acre)) are likely to tax residual levels of S and benefit from applications of S”

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“alfalfa and corn”

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Title

Alfalfa and corn response to sulfur fertilization on three Pennsylvania soils

E.H. Quigley; G.A. Jung Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis 1984. doi:10.1080/00103628409367471

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