Claim · model-written summary
Rosin coating scarcely improved Zn−LS fertilizer performance.
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Verbatim
e0“Rosin coating improved the performance of Zn−EDTA fertilizers but scarcely did in fertilizers with Zn−LS”
t0“Maize”
Title
María I. Rico; José M. Alvarez; Juan I. Mingot Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 1996. doi:10.1021/jf950746u
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Intervention effect Zn−EDTA-3 at 15 mg·kg - 1 Zn raised maize yield to 42 g per pot from 25 g per pot.
- Intervention effect Zn−LS-0 at 15 mg·kg - 1 Zn raised maize yield to 39 g per pot from 25 g per pot.
- Intervention effect Soil zinc concentration increased to 55 mg·kg - 1 with Zn−EDTA-3.
- Intervention effect Soil zinc concentration increased to 57 mg·kg - 1 with Zn−LS-3.
- Intervention effect Rosin coating improved Zn−EDTA fertilizer performance.
- Observation A large fraction of applied zinc remained in plant-available soil forms, especially from zinc lignosulfonate.
- Association Yield, plant zinc concentration and zinc uptake correlated significantly with available soil zinc and early extracted fractions.
- Method / resource Soil sequential fractionation after harvest fairly accurately predicted maize zinc uptake.