Abstract
Effects of applying of sulphate-potassium magnesium combined nitrogen and phosphate fertilizer on sugarcane yield and sugar content for benefit were studied.The results showed that applying potassium fertilizer could improve yield and quality.Sulphate-potassium magnesium could significantly increase sugarcane yield and sugar content.Compared with potassium chliride and potassium sulfate,the yield was increased by 6.6% and 11.9%,sugar content raised by 0.3% and 0.1%,respectively,the sugar yield was increased by 8.5% and 12.6%,net economic benefit was increased by 7.3% and 19.1%.
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Sulphate-potassium magnesium significantly increased sugarcane yield.
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Sulphate-potassium magnesium significantly increased sugar content.
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e0“Sulphate-potassium magnesium could significantly increase sugarcane yield and sugar content”
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Sugarcane yield rose 6.6% relative to potassium chloride.
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e0“Compared with potassium chliride and potassium sulfate,the yield was increased by 6.6% and 11.9%”
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Sugarcane yield rose 11.9% relative to potassium sulfate.
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e0“Compared with potassium chliride and potassium sulfate,the yield was increased by 6.6% and 11.9%”
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Sugar content rose 0.3% relative to potassium chloride.
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e0“sugar content raised by 0.3% and 0.1%”
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Sugar content rose 0.1% relative to potassium sulfate.
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e0“sugar content raised by 0.3% and 0.1%”
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Sugar yield increased 8.5% relative to potassium chloride.
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e0“the sugar yield was increased by 8.5% and 12.6%”
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Sugar yield increased 12.6% relative to potassium sulfate.
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e0“the sugar yield was increased by 8.5% and 12.6%”
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Net economic benefit increased 7.3% relative to potassium chloride.
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e0“net economic benefit was increased by 7.3% and 19.1%”
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Net economic benefit increased 19.1% relative to potassium sulfate.
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e0“net economic benefit was increased by 7.3% and 19.1%”
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