Mn fertilizer significantly improved oat shoot Mn concentration and uptake.

manganese atom · nutrient: content · Avena sativa (oats)Positive and negative results

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1. negative
   Foliar Mn application at FEEKES 10 was not as satisfactory for correcting Mn deficiency in oats as at FEEKES 6.

   EVALUATION OF PLANT TISSUE CRITERIA FOR PREDICTING MANGANESE DEFICIENCY IN OATS · 1984 · compared with FEEKES 6

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2. negative
   Up to 176 kg/ha Mn did not completely control deficiency in the newer soil.

   Manganous oxide (MnO) as a fertilizer for controlling manganese deficiency in oats. · 1968

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3. no effect
   Mn applied to the soil or as foliar spray did not affect the Fe concentration of oats in field experiments.

   Effect of manganese and soil pH on the iron content of crops grown on podzol soils · 1982

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4. positive
   Manganese fertilization greatly improved Mn uptake by oat in both soils.

   Manganese Fertilizer Requirement to Prevent Manganese Deficiency When Liming to Remediate Ni‐Phytotoxic Soils · 2006

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5. positive
   Manganese at 10 mg kg maximized nutrient content and uptake over control.

   Effect of nitrogen and manganese on yield and uptake of nutrients by oats (Avena sativa L.). · 2012 · compared with control

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fertilization · nutrient: content · Avena sativa (oats)Positive and negative results

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1. negative
   Aluminium reduced shoot Mg uptake to about 30% of that without aluminium.

   Aluminium Induced Magnesium Deficiency in Oats · 1983 · compared with Al 0 treatments

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2. negative
   Unbalanced fertilization increased N nutrient surplus by 16–81%.

   Long-term effect of balanced mineral fertilizer application on potato, winter rye, and oat yields; nutrient use efficiency; and soil fertility · 2010 · compared with N + P + K + Mg treatment

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3. no effect
   Nitrogen fertilisation did not affect nitrogen concentration or content in decomposing oat residues.

   Nitrogen application timing and soil inorganic nitrogen dynamics under no-till oat/maize sequential cropping · 2006

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4. negative
   Herbage nitrate nitrogen rose linearly with nitrogen fertilizer application.

   Response of oats to seeding rate and nitrogen in the southern wheat belt of New South Wales · 1974

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5. negative
   With 0, 80, 160 and 240 kg/ha nitrogen in two splits, mean nitrate-N in oat fodder at 70 DAS was 360, 1280, 1840 and 2430 ppm (the highest above the toxic level).

   Effect of application method and level of nitrogen fertilizer on nitrate content in oat fodder. · 2000

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6. no effect
   Fertilizers had no noticeable influence on nutrient uptake.

   Reducing Water Stress, Germination and Shoot Nutrients Accumulation of Avena sativa L. Following Application of Plant Growth-Promoting Bacteria · 2023

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7. no effect
   Fertilizer polarity had no observed effect on magnesium penetration.

   Influence of some fertilizer chemical properties on magnesium resorption from leaf surface of oats · 1999

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8. negative
   Calcium nitrate nitrogen, especially with high copper supply, resulted in a reducing effect of magnesium deficiency on oat.

   Der Einfluß variierter Düngergaben von Stickstoff, Kupfer und Magnesium auf den Ertrag von Hafer · 1972

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