Abstract
The effects of citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer on rapeseed growth and soil potassium were studied with the pots experiment.The results showed that the citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer could promote the growth of rapeseed and increased the content of soil potassium.The biomass and potassium accumulation of rapeseed were increased and then decreased with the increase of application rate of potassium-silicon mineral fertilizer when the potassium rates was 0.75-3.00g K2O/pot(0.075-0.300g/kg).The biomass and potassium accumulation of rapeseed were the highest with potassium rates of 2.25g/pot.Compared with treatment of no potassium,rapeseed biomass was 70.6% and the total potassium accumulation increased by 3.08times.The potassium content of rapeseed was increased with the increase of application rate of potassium fertilizer,nevertheless,the nutrient utilization efficiency was opposite.The content of soil available K and slowly available K was increased with the increase of application rate of potassium fertilizer.Comprehensive results showed that the optimum citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer application was 1.50-2.25g/pot.Under the condition of this experiment and the same potassium nutrient supply,the biomass,potassium nutrient content,potassium accumulation nutrient fertilizer utilization and soil potassium content of citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer of rapeseed was higher than water-soluble potassium fertilizer,indicating that citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer can replace water-soluble potassium fertilizer from the perspective of potassium nutrient supply.
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Claim · model-written summary
Citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer promoted rapeseed growth.
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- rapeseede0
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- citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizere0
- Outcome
- growth of rapeseede0
- Direction
- promotee0
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e0“the citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer could promote the growth of rapeseed”
Claim · model-written summary
Citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer increased soil potassium content.
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- rapeseedt0
- Treatment
- citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizert0
- Outcome
- content of soil potassiume0
- Direction
- increasede0
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e0“increased the content of soil potassium”
t0“citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer application rate on rapeseed growth and soil potassium content”
Claim · model-written summary
Rapeseed biomass first increased and then decreased as potassium-silicon mineral fertilizer rate rose.
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e0“The biomass and potassium accumulation of rapeseed were increased and then decreased with the increase of application rate of potassium-silicon mineral fertilizer when the potassium rates was 0.75-3.00g K2O/pot(0.075-0.300g/kg)”
Claim · model-written summary
Rapeseed potassium accumulation first increased and then decreased with increasing potassium-silicon mineral fertilizer rate.
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e0“The biomass and potassium accumulation of rapeseed were increased and then decreased with the increase of application rate of potassium-silicon mineral fertilizer when the potassium rates was 0.75-3.00g K2O/pot(0.075-0.300g/kg)”
Claim · model-written summary
Rapeseed biomass was highest at 2.25g/pot potassium.
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e0“The biomass and potassium accumulation of rapeseed were the highest with potassium rates of 2.25g/pot”
Claim · model-written summary
Rapeseed potassium accumulation was highest at 2.25g/pot potassium.
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e0“The biomass and potassium accumulation of rapeseed were the highest with potassium rates of 2.25g/pot”
Claim · model-written summary
At the stated optimum rate, rapeseed biomass was 70.6% relative to no potassium treatment.
- Taxon
- rapeseede0
- Treatment
- potassium rates of 2.25g/pott0
- Outcome
- rapeseed biomasse0
- Value
- 70.6%e0
- Comparator
- treatment of no potassiume0
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e0“Compared with treatment of no potassium,rapeseed biomass was 70.6%”
t0“potassium rates of 2.25g/pot”
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Total potassium accumulation increased 3.08times relative to no potassium.
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e0“Compared with treatment of no potassium,rapeseed biomass was 70.6% and the total potassium accumulation increased by 3.08times”
t0“potassium rates of 2.25g/pot”
Claim · model-written summary
Rapeseed potassium content increased with fertilizer application rate.
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e0“The potassium content of rapeseed was increased with the increase of application rate of potassium fertilizer”
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Nutrient utilization efficiency moved oppositely to increasing potassium content as fertilizer rate rose.
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e0“The potassium content of rapeseed was increased with the increase of application rate of potassium fertilizer,nevertheless,the nutrient utilization efficiency was opposite”
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Soil available K increased with potassium fertilizer rate.
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e0“The content of soil available K and slowly available K was increased with the increase of application rate of potassium fertilizer”
t0“rapeseed growth”
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Soil slowly available K increased with potassium fertilizer rate.
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e0“The content of soil available K and slowly available K was increased with the increase of application rate of potassium fertilizer”
t0“rapeseed growth”
Claim · model-written summary
The authors identified 1.50-2.25g/pot as the optimum citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer application.
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e0“the optimum citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer application was 1.50-2.25g/pot”
t0“rapeseed growth”
Claim · model-written summary
Citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer produced higher biomass than water-soluble potassium fertilizer at the same potassium supply.
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e0“the biomass,potassium nutrient content,potassium accumulation nutrient fertilizer utilization and soil potassium content of citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer of rapeseed was higher than water-soluble potassium fertilizer”
Claim · model-written summary
Citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer produced higher potassium nutrient content than water-soluble potassium fertilizer.
Verbatim
e0“the biomass,potassium nutrient content,potassium accumulation nutrient fertilizer utilization and soil potassium content of citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer of rapeseed was higher than water-soluble potassium fertilizer”
Claim · model-written summary
Citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer produced higher potassium accumulation than water-soluble potassium fertilizer.
Verbatim
e0“the biomass,potassium nutrient content,potassium accumulation nutrient fertilizer utilization and soil potassium content of citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer of rapeseed was higher than water-soluble potassium fertilizer”
Claim · model-written summary
Citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer produced higher nutrient fertilizer utilization than water-soluble potassium fertilizer.
Verbatim
e0“the biomass,potassium nutrient content,potassium accumulation nutrient fertilizer utilization and soil potassium content of citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer of rapeseed was higher than water-soluble potassium fertilizer”
Claim · model-written summary
Citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer produced higher soil potassium content than water-soluble potassium fertilizer.
Verbatim
e0“the biomass,potassium nutrient content,potassium accumulation nutrient fertilizer utilization and soil potassium content of citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer of rapeseed was higher than water-soluble potassium fertilizer”
Claim · model-written summary
The authors concluded citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer can replace water-soluble potassium fertilizer for potassium nutrient supply.
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e0“citrate acid-soluble potassium fertilizer can replace water-soluble potassium fertilizer from the perspective of potassium nutrient supply”
t0“rapeseed growth”
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