Claim · model-written summary
Increasing nitrogen rate diminished nitrogen use efficiency.
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e0“Increasing N rate diminished NUE being the decrease more acute at flowering as a consequence of the lower response in N uptake to increased N supply in this period.”
e1“young Lane Late potted orange trees”
t0“Seasonal Changes in Nitrate Uptake Efficiency in Young Potted Citrus Trees”
Title
Seasonal Changes in Nitrate Uptake Efficiency in Young Potted Citrus Trees
Belen Martinez-Alcantara; Ana Quinones; Eduardo Primo-Millo; et al. Journal of Agricultural Science 2012. doi:10.5539/jas.v4n8p11
Other claims from this paper (5)
- Association The decrease in nitrogen use efficiency with higher nitrogen rate was more acute at flowering.
- Association Nitrogen uptake responded less to increased supply at flowering.
- Observation Theoretical nitrogen use efficiency was highest at the end of fruit set, at 72%.
- Observation Theoretical nitrogen use efficiency at flowering was 28%.
- Observation Potential nitrogen leaching reached a maximum of 71% at flowering.