Abstract
Field trials were conducted respectively in Boluo and Huiyang to evaluate the effects of Rapid Release Sulphur (RRS), through comparing to common elemental sulphur powder, on sweet and wax corns. Results illustrated that S fertilization increased commercial yields and production profit for both sweet and wax corn, and improve tasting sensation of sweet corn as well. In average, S fertilization resulted in 702.36 yuan/hm2 and 1 425.30 yuan/hm2, with VCR of 8.19 and 12.88, respectively for the Boluo sweet corn trial and the Huiyang wax corn trial. The optimum application rate was 60 kg S/hm2 for RRS, which was obvious significant in enhancement of commercial yield and production profit in comparison to the same rate of powder sulphur.
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Sulphur fertilization increased sweet corn commercial yield.
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e0“S fertilization increased commercial yields and production profit for both sweet and wax corn”
e1“improve tasting sensation of sweet corn as well.”
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Sulphur fertilization increased wax corn commercial yield.
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e0“S fertilization increased commercial yields and production profit for both sweet and wax corn”
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Sulphur fertilization increased production profit for sweet corn.
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e0“S fertilization increased commercial yields and production profit for both sweet and wax corn”
e1“improve tasting sensation of sweet corn as well.”
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Sulphur fertilization increased production profit for wax corn.
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e0“S fertilization increased commercial yields and production profit for both sweet and wax corn”
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Sulphur fertilization improved sweet corn taste.
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e0“improve tasting sensation of sweet corn as well.”
e1“S fertilization increased commercial yields”
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Sweet corn fertilization yielded an average 702.36 yuan/hm2 in the Boluo trial.
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e0“In average, S fertilization resulted in 702.36 yuan/hm2 and 1 425.30 yuan/hm2, with VCR of 8.19 and 12.88, respectively for the Boluo sweet corn trial and the Huiyang wax corn trial.”
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Wax corn fertilization yielded an average 1 425.30 yuan/hm2 in the Huiyang trial.
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e0“In average, S fertilization resulted in 702.36 yuan/hm2 and 1 425.30 yuan/hm2, with VCR of 8.19 and 12.88, respectively for the Boluo sweet corn trial and the Huiyang wax corn trial.”
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Sweet corn had a VCR of 8.19 in the Boluo trial.
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e0“with VCR of 8.19 and 12.88, respectively for the Boluo sweet corn trial and the Huiyang wax corn trial.”
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Wax corn had a VCR of 12.88 in the Huiyang trial.
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e0“with VCR of 8.19 and 12.88, respectively for the Boluo sweet corn trial and the Huiyang wax corn trial.”
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Rapid Release Sulphur at 60 kg S/hm2 significantly increased commercial yield over the same rate of powder sulphur.
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e0“The optimum application rate was 60 kg S/hm2 for RRS, which was obvious significant in enhancement of commercial yield and production profit in comparison to the same rate of powder sulphur.”
t0“sweet and wax corns”
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Rapid Release Sulphur at 60 kg S/hm2 significantly increased production profit over the same rate of powder sulphur.
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e0“The optimum application rate was 60 kg S/hm2 for RRS, which was obvious significant in enhancement of commercial yield and production profit in comparison to the same rate of powder sulphur.”
t0“sweet and wax corns”
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The authors identified 60 kg S/hm2 as the optimum RRS application rate.
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e0“The optimum application rate was 60 kg S/hm2 for RRS”
t0“sweet and wax corns”
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