fertilization · Nutrient: content · Lolium arundinaceum (tall fescue)

Effects of N, P, and K Fertilization on Yield and Quality of Tall Fescue Forage in Winter¹ · 1977

• positive
  Nitrogen fertilization increased Mg in late fall and winter harvested tall fescue forage.
• positive
  Nitrogen fertilization increased N in late fall and winter harvested tall fescue forage.
• positive
  Nitrogen fertilization increased K in late fall and winter harvested tall fescue forage.

cited by 2 papers here

Seasonal Production, Perloline Content, and Quality of Fescue After N Fertilization¹ · 1978

• positive
  Nitrogen fertilizer increased total N, NO3-N and perloline in harvested tall fescue forage.

Nitrogen Utilization by Tall Fescue from Sewage Sludge Compost Amended Soils¹ · 1982

• positive
  Total nitrogen uptake was significantly greater in Evesboro than similarly treated Fauquier soil.

  compared with Fauquier soil treated similarly

Effects of Sulfur Fertilization on Composition and Digestion of Phenolic Compounds in Tall Fescue and Orchardgrass · 1986

• positive
  Sulfur fertilization increased total sulfur in tall fescue by 21.2%.

Phosphorus and Temperature Effects on Magnesium, Calcium, and Potassium in Wheat and Tall Fescue Leaves · 1994

• positive
  P fertilization raised leaf Mg and Ca concentrations of tall fescue above thresholds considered likely to cause grass tetany where control concentrations were below them.

  compared with control plots

• positive
  Fertilization with Mg increased leaf Mg concentration of tall fescue only when P fertilizer was added.
• negative
  Fertilization with Mg decreased leaf Ca concentration of tall fescue when no P fertilizer was applied.

cited by 3 papers here

Response of tall fescue to fertilizer placement at different levels of phosphorus, potassium, and soil pH¹ · 1995

• positive
  Forage N concentration increased 25% from 13 to 112 kg/ha N.

  compared with 13

cited by 3 papers here

Residual effect of composted olive oil mill sludge on plant growth · 1995

• positive
  The compost decreased Na, Mn and Zn assimilability in tall fescue compared with mineral fertilizer and control.

  compared with a mineral fertilizer treatment and a control

Multinutrient Fertilization and Placement to Improve Yield and Nutrient Concentration of Tall Fescue · 1996

• positive
  Supplementing N with other nutrients increased their tissue concentrations.
• positive
  Broadcast fertilizer gave higher P and K concentrations than knifing.

  compared with knifing

cited by 1 paper here

Phosphorus and Magnesium Fertilization Interaction with Soil Phosphorus Level: Tall Fescue Yield and Mineral Element Content · 1997

• positive
  P fertilization increased leaf Mg, Ca and P content of tall fescue at all soil P levels in late March/early April.
• positive
  Mg fertilization increased leaf Mg content only when Bray-1 soil P was 26 lb/acre or greater, with or without P fertilization.
• no effect
  P or Mg fertilization had little effect on forage Mg, Ca and P contents at the May and October harvests.

cites 3 papers herecited by 2 papers here

Surface‐Banded and Broadcast Dairy Manure Effects on Tall Fescue Yield and Nitrogen Uptake · 1999

• positive
  Delayed manure application increased tissue N in some summer and autumn treatments.

Adequate Soil Phosphorus Decreases the Grass Tetany Potential of Tall Fescue Pasture · 2002

• positive
  Phosphorus fertilization increased tall fescue forage magnesium, potassium and calcium once spring growth started.

cites 3 papers here

TETANY POTENTIAL OF ORCHARDGRASS AND TALL FESCUE AS INFLUENCED BY FERTILIZATION WITH DAIRY MANURE OR COMMERCIAL FERTILIZER · 2002

• positive
  Manure increased grass potassium concentration and uptake after two years compared with fertilizer.

  compared with commercial fertilizer treatment

• negative
  Manure reduced calcium concentration and uptake after two years versus fertilizer.

  compared with commercial fertilizer treatment

• no effect
  Magnesium concentration and uptake at the high manure rate did not differ from fertilizer in any year.

  compared with fertilizer treatmentNo difference from an alternative treatment

Phosphorus Fertilization Increased Macronutrient Concentrations in Leaves of Stockpiled Tall Fescue · 2007

• positive
  Phosphorus fertilization increased leaf P, Mg, and Ca concentrations compared with untreated controls.

  compared with untreated controls

cites 3 papers herecited by 1 paper here

The Effect of Application of Cattle Slurry on Dry Matter Yield and Feed Values of Tall Fescue (Festuca arundinacea Schreb.) in Uncultivated Rice Paddy · 2007

• positive
  Relative feed value and total digestible nutrients of no fertilizer plots were significantly higher than the other plots.

  compared with the other plots

Effects of Sewage Sludge Compost on Growth and Heavy Metal Accumulation in Horticultural Plants · 2010

• positive
  Total nitrogen and phosphorus absorption of Festuca arundinacea increase gradually with sludge compost application ratios of 0~10%
• negative
  Sewage sludge compost significantly increases Zn, Cu and Pb levels in the soil

Plant Secondary Metabolites in Alfalfa, Birdsfoot Trefoil, Reed Canarygrass, and Tall Fescue Unaffected by Two Different Nitrogen Sources · 2017

• positive
  Synthetic fertilizer raised total nitrogen in endophyte-infected tall fescue versus unfertilized plots.

  compared with unfertilized plots

Growth and nutrient uptake of temperate perennial pastures are influenced by grass species and fertilisation with a microbial consortium inoculant · 2020

• positive
  Microbial consortium inoculation applied with rock mineral fertiliser was associated with a benefit in shoot N content in tall wheatgrass, cocksfoot and tall fescue.

Impact of N, P, and K rates on stockpiled tall fescue in claypan soils · 2023

• positive
  Nitrogen fertilization increased total digestible nutrients, net energy gain and maintenance.

cites 4 papers here

Influence of biochar pyrolysis temperature on ¹⁵N fertilizer uptake at different harvest times in tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea) production · 2025

• positive
  The 400 °C biochar with ammonium sulphate significantly enhanced 15N uptake and retention in tall fescue.

Combined pig manure and Penicillium enhance chromium uptake by Festuca arundinacea rhizosphere regulation · 2026

• positive
  Pig manure and Penicillium reduced Cr(VI) by 11.46%–40.84%.