Paper · 2008 · University of Debrecen Electronic Archive (University of Debrecen)

Sulphur Balance at Different Nitrogen Fertilization Levels

Aleksandra Jurišić; Milan Mešić; Željka Zgorelec; et al.

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Abstract

Quantities of sulphur losses via lysimeters and sulphur wheat grain uptake were studied in a field experiment set up on Stagnosols near Popovaca, Central Croatia. Winter wheat was cultivated in 2005/2006. The highest grain uptake of 16.9 kg S ha-1 and the highest S-S042- leaching via lysimeters was achieved at treatment with 300 kg of nitrogen per ha. Annual sulphur deposition in 2006. was 4.88 kg S-SO4 ha-1. Sulphur grain uptake was higher then annual sulphur atmospheric deposition.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Wheat grain sulphur uptake peaked at 16.9 kg S ha-1 with 300 kg nitrogen per hectare.

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16.9 kg S ha-1e0

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“The highest grain uptake of 16.9 kg S ha-1 and the highest S-S042- leaching via lysimeters was achieved at treatment with 300 kg of nitrogen per ha”

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“sulphur wheat grain uptake”

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“Sulphur Balance at Different Nitrogen Fertilization Levels”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Sulphur leaching via lysimeters was highest with 300 kg nitrogen per hectare.

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“the highest S-S042- leaching via lysimeters was achieved at treatment with 300 kg of nitrogen per ha”

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“sulphur wheat grain uptake”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Annual sulphur deposition in 2006 was 4.88 kg S-SO4 ha-1.

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4.88 kg S-SO4 ha-1e0

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“Annual sulphur deposition in 2006. was 4.88 kg S-SO4 ha-1”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Sulphur grain uptake exceeded annual atmospheric sulphur deposition.

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annual sulphur atmospheric depositione0

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“Sulphur grain uptake was higher then annual sulphur atmospheric deposition”

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“sulphur wheat grain uptake”

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