Intervention effectmodel-written summary

Foliar Fylloton treatment did not compromise soybean seed nutritional and nutraceutical properties.

A claim from Modeling Biometric Traits, Yield and Nutritional and Antioxidant Properties of Seeds of Three Soybean Cultivars Through the Application of Biostimulant Containing Seaweed and Amino Acids · 2018

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Taxon: soybeanGlycine maxe0
Treatment: Foliar treatment of soybean with Fyllotone0
Outcome: nutritional and nutraceutical propertiese0
Direction: without compromisinge0

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“Foliar treatment of soybean with Fylloton stimulated the growth and yield of plants without compromising their nutritional and nutraceutical properties”
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Modeling Biometric Traits, Yield and Nutritional and Antioxidant Properties of Seeds of Three Soybean Cultivars Through the Application of Biostimulant Containing Seaweed and Amino Acids

Sławomir Kocira; Agnieszka Szparaga; Anna Kocira; et al. Frontiers in Plant Science 2018. doi:10.3389/fpls.2018.00388

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Intervention effect Foliar Fylloton treatment stimulated soybean plant growth.
Intervention effect Foliar Fylloton treatment stimulated soybean yield.
Intervention effect Double application of the higher Fylloton concentration favored soybean plant height.
Intervention effect Double application of the higher Fylloton concentration favored soybean seed number.
Intervention effect Double application of the higher Fylloton concentration favored soybean yield.
Intervention effect Single treatment at the lower Fylloton concentration produced the highest number of soybean pods.
Intervention effect Fylloton positively affected phenolic and flavonoid content and activity in soybean seeds.
Intervention effect Fylloton positively affected the reducing power of soybean seeds.

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