Abstract
Seaweed foliar fertilizer is one species of foliar fertilizer made by different processing technics,used seaweed as extracting material.In this experiment,effects of 8 species of seaweed foliar fertilizers,for instance,mannite,amino acid,alginate,iodine,indole butyrate,gibberellin,Laminaria japonica slurry and Entermorpha prolifera slurry foliar fertilizers,on yield and quality of spinach(Spinacia oleracea L.) and pakchoi(Brassica campestris L.ssp.Chinensis Makino var.communis Tsen et Lee) were investigated at plastic shed and open-field growing.The results showed that 8 species of seaweed foliar fertilizers increased obviously the yields of spinach and pakchoi,generally increasing over 10%.Laminaria japonica slurry fertilizer increased most obviously the yield of spinach and pakchoi,and then mannite and gibberellin foliar fertilizers.Spraying seaweed foliar fertilizers could remarkably increase the contents of soluble sugar and Vc,decrease nitrate content and not change soluble protein content in spinach and pakchoi.
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Claim · model-written summary
Eight seaweed foliar fertilizers increased spinach and pakchoi yields obviously, generally by over 10%.
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- spinach and pakchoie1
- Treatment
- 8 species of seaweed foliar fertilizerse1
- Outcome
- yieldse1
- Direction
- increased obviouslye1
- Value
- over 10%e1
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t0“yield and quality of spinach and pakchoi”
e1“The results showed that 8 species of seaweed foliar fertilizers increased obviously the yields of spinach and pakchoi, generally increasing over 10%”
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Laminaria japonica slurry fertilizer increased spinach and pakchoi yield most obviously, followed by mannite and gibberellin foliar fertilizers.
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t0“yield and quality of spinach and pakchoi”
e2“Laminaria japonica slurry fertilizer increased most obviously the yield of spinach and pakchoi,and then mannite and gibberellin foliar fertilizers”
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Spraying seaweed foliar fertilizers could increase soluble sugar and Vc contents of spinach and pakchoi.
- Taxon
- spinach and pakchoie3
- Treatment
- Spraying seaweed foliar fertilizerse3
- Outcome
- contents of soluble sugar and Vce3
- Direction
- increasee3
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t0“yield and quality of spinach and pakchoi”
e3“Spraying seaweed foliar fertilizers could remarkably increase the contents of soluble sugar and Vc,decrease nitrate content and not change soluble protein content in spinach and pakchoi”
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Spraying seaweed foliar fertilizers decreased nitrate content of spinach and pakchoi.
- Taxon
- spinach and pakchoie3
- Treatment
- Spraying seaweed foliar fertilizerse3
- Outcome
- nitrate contente3
- Direction
- decreasee3
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t0“yield and quality of spinach and pakchoi”
e3“Spraying seaweed foliar fertilizers could remarkably increase the contents of soluble sugar and Vc,decrease nitrate content and not change soluble protein content in spinach and pakchoi”
Claim · model-written summary
Spraying seaweed foliar fertilizers did not change soluble protein content of spinach and pakchoi.
- Taxon
- spinach and pakchoie3
- Treatment
- Spraying seaweed foliar fertilizerse3
- Outcome
- soluble protein contente3
- Direction
- not changee3
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t0“yield and quality of spinach and pakchoi”
e3“Spraying seaweed foliar fertilizers could remarkably increase the contents of soluble sugar and Vc,decrease nitrate content and not change soluble protein content in spinach and pakchoi”
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