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Nodulation of uninoculated controls reduced the inoculation effect on yield.
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e0“Nodulation of the uninoculated control has also reduced the effect of inoculation on yield.”
Title
Evaluation of the effectiveness of Rhizobium leguminosarum strains for pea under field conditions
Louise M. Nelson; C. van Kessel 1989
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Observation At Waldheim, Trapper without inoculation had 2429 kg/ha total dry matter.
- Observation At Waldheim, Tipu inoculated with strain 128C79 had 4024 kg/ha total dry matter.
- Observation At Waldheim, Trapper inoculated with strain 175G3 yielded 1046 kg/ha grain.
- Observation At Waldheim, Tipu inoculated with strain 175G3 yielded 1665 kg/ha grain.
- Observation At Waldheim, uninoculated Tipu had 33.7 kg/ha total grain nitrogen.
- Observation At Waldheim, Trapper inoculated with strain 128C56G had 55.5 kg/ha total grain nitrogen.
- Observation Strain 175G3 appeared superior for Tipu at Waldheim.
- Observation Strain 175G3 was least effective for Trapper at Waldheim.
- Observation At Brooksby, strain and cultivar did not produce significant differences.
- Observation At Brooksby, total dry matter, grain yield, and total nitrogen were about 75% of Waldheim values.
- Observation All uninoculated pea were nodulated.
- Mechanism The authors attributed below average yield and absent inoculation yield response largely to extreme dry weather.