Abstract
Abstract Heavy application of fertiliser N caused a rise in the non‐protein N content of the plant which was accompanied by a sharp rise in the free amino acid N, other organic nitrogenous constituents and nitrate N. The peptide N fraction of the plant was high when no nitrogen was applied, decreased with moderate supply of N and rose again slightly when heavy doses of N were applied. There was a steady increase in true‐protein content with increase of N application; without N, accumulation of asparagine was noted. With a limited supply of N the dicarboxylic amino acids increased and also there was a considerable reduction of asparagine. Heavy fertilisation with N increased considerably the contents of asparagine and glutamine, the increase of glutamine being greater than that of asparagine, and was also accompanied by an increased content of all the amino acids.
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Claims 9
Claim · model-written summary
Heavy nitrogen fertilizer increased ryegrass non-protein nitrogen and free amino acid nitrogen.
- Treatment
- Heavy application of fertiliser Ne0
- Outcome
- non‐protein N content of the plante0
- Direction
- risee0
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e0“Heavy application of fertiliser N caused a rise in the non‐protein N content of the plant which was accompanied by a sharp rise in the free amino acid N, other organic nitrogenous constituents and nitrate N.”
t0“ryegrass”
Claim · model-written summary
Heavy nitrogen fertilizer increased ryegrass other organic nitrogenous constituents and nitrate nitrogen.
- Treatment
- Heavy application of fertiliser Ne0
- Outcome
- other organic nitrogenous constituents and nitrate Ne0
- Direction
- risee0
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e0“Heavy application of fertiliser N caused a rise in the non‐protein N content of the plant which was accompanied by a sharp rise in the free amino acid N, other organic nitrogenous constituents and nitrate N.”
t0“ryegrass”
Claim · model-written summary
Ryegrass peptide nitrogen was high without nitrogen, declined at moderate nitrogen and rose slightly at heavy nitrogen doses.
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e0“The peptide N fraction of the plant was high when no nitrogen was applied, decreased with moderate supply of N and rose again slightly when heavy doses of N were applied.”
t0“ryegrass”
Claim · model-written summary
Ryegrass true-protein content steadily increased with nitrogen application.
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e0“There was a steady increase in true‐protein content with increase of N application”
t0“ryegrass”
Claim · model-written summary
Ryegrass accumulated asparagine without nitrogen fertilizer.
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e0“without N, accumulation of asparagine was noted.”
t0“ryegrass”
Claim · model-written summary
Limited nitrogen increased ryegrass dicarboxylic amino acids.
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e0“With a limited supply of N the dicarboxylic amino acids increased”
t0“ryegrass”
Claim · model-written summary
Limited nitrogen considerably reduced ryegrass asparagine.
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e0“With a limited supply of N the dicarboxylic amino acids increased and also there was a considerable reduction of asparagine.”
t0“ryegrass”
Claim · model-written summary
Heavy nitrogen fertilizer increased ryegrass asparagine and glutamine, with a greater glutamine increase.
- Treatment
- Heavy fertilisation with Ne0
- Outcome
- contents of asparagine and glutaminee0
- Direction
- increased considerablye0
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e0“Heavy fertilisation with N increased considerably the contents of asparagine and glutamine, the increase of glutamine being greater than that of asparagine”
t0“ryegrass”
Claim · model-written summary
Heavy nitrogen fertilizer increased ryegrass content of all amino acids.
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e0“was also accompanied by an increased content of all the amino acids.”
e1“Heavy fertilisation with N increased considerably the contents of asparagine and glutamine”
t0“ryegrass”
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