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P. notatum accumulated phosphorus in less-structural forms following fertilization.

Taxon: P . notatume0
Treatment: P fertilizatione0
Outcome: accumulating P in less-structural chemical formse0

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“A . affinis and P . notatum responded to P fertilization with high variation and accumulating P in less-structural chemical forms, such as inorganic P.”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 933–1084

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Phosphorus fractionation in grasses with different resource-acquisition characteristics in natural grasslands of South America

Anderson Cesar Ramos Marques; Rogério Piccin; Tales Tiecher; et al. Journal of Tropical Ecology 2019. doi:10.1017/s0266467419000166

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Observation Soluble inorganic phosphorus was the main leaf fraction at 44%.
Observation RNA phosphorus comprised 26% of leaf phosphorus.
Intervention effect Added phosphorus increased total phosphorus in A. affinis by 140%.
Intervention effect Added phosphorus increased total phosphorus in P. notatum by 116%.
Intervention effect Added phosphorus increased total phosphorus in A. lateralis by 81%.
Intervention effect Added phosphorus increased total phosphorus in A. laevis by 21%.
Observation A. affinis accumulated phosphorus in less-structural forms following fertilization.
Observation A. lateralis showed little phosphorus fraction variation and higher structural phosphorus.
Observation A. laevis showed little phosphorus fraction variation and higher structural phosphorus.

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A. affinis accumulated phosphorus in less-structural forms following fertilization.

Taxon: A . affinisAxonopus fissifoliuse0
Treatment: P fertilizatione0
Outcome: accumulating P in less-structural chemical formse0

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“A . affinis and P . notatum responded to P fertilization with high variation and accumulating P in less-structural chemical forms, such as inorganic P.”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 933–1084

Title

Phosphorus fractionation in grasses with different resource-acquisition characteristics in natural grasslands of South America

Anderson Cesar Ramos Marques; Rogério Piccin; Tales Tiecher; et al. Journal of Tropical Ecology 2019. doi:10.1017/s0266467419000166

Other claims from this paper (9)

Observation Soluble inorganic phosphorus was the main leaf fraction at 44%.
Observation RNA phosphorus comprised 26% of leaf phosphorus.
Intervention effect Added phosphorus increased total phosphorus in A. affinis by 140%.
Intervention effect Added phosphorus increased total phosphorus in P. notatum by 116%.
Intervention effect Added phosphorus increased total phosphorus in A. lateralis by 81%.
Intervention effect Added phosphorus increased total phosphorus in A. laevis by 21%.
Observation P. notatum accumulated phosphorus in less-structural forms following fertilization.
Observation A. lateralis showed little phosphorus fraction variation and higher structural phosphorus.
Observation A. laevis showed little phosphorus fraction variation and higher structural phosphorus.

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