Abstract
Abstract Raspberry yield and size were increased by both nitrogen and boron application in field fertilizer studies including a N rate trial (0, 67, 134 and 268 kg N/ha) and a N x B interaction trial (0 and 67 kg N/ha, and 0 and 1 kg B/ha). Yield response to N (11% increase from 134 kg N/ha) was smaller than to B (23% increase from 1 kg B/ha). Both N and B increased berry size. Nitrogen application delayed berry ripening.
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Claim · model-written summary
Nitrogen application increased raspberry yield, with an 11% increase at 134 kg N/ha.
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e0“Raspberry yield and size were increased by both nitrogen and boron application”
e1“Yield response to N (11% increase from 134 kg N/ha) was smaller than to B (23% increase from 1 kg B/ha).”
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Boron application increased raspberry yield by 23% at 1 kg B/ha.
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e0“Raspberry yield and size were increased by both nitrogen and boron application”
e1“Yield response to N (11% increase from 134 kg N/ha) was smaller than to B (23% increase from 1 kg B/ha).”
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Nitrogen application increased raspberry berry size.
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e0“Raspberry yield and size were increased by both nitrogen and boron application”
e1“Both N and B increased berry size.”
Claim · model-written summary
Boron application increased raspberry berry size.
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e0“Raspberry yield and size were increased by both nitrogen and boron application”
e1“Both N and B increased berry size.”
Claim · model-written summary
Nitrogen application delayed raspberry berry ripening.
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e0“Raspberry yield and size were increased by both nitrogen and boron application”
e1“Nitrogen application delayed berry ripening.”
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