Nitrogen Utilization in High and Low Protein Wheat Varieties1
Jagdish Seth, T. T. Hebert, Gordon K. Middleton
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Jagdish Seth, T. T. Hebert, Gordon K. Middleton
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Synopsis No differences were found in total nitrogen content of vegetative parts of high and low protein wheat varieties prior to heading. After heading nitrogen increased more rapidly in the heads of high protein varieties. Varietal differences in protein content of the kernels were not decreased by growing plants in solution culture, or by foliar applications of urea or nitrate nitrogen.
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Synopsis No differences were found in total nitrogen content of vegetative parts of high and low protein wheat varieties prior to heading. After heading nitrogen increased more rapidly in the heads of high protein varieties. Varietal differences in protein content of the kernels were not decreased by growing plants in solution culture, or by foliar applications of urea or nitrate nitrogen.
Key concepts: Nitrogen, Agronomy, Heading (navigation), Urea, High protein, Nitrate, Nitrogen fertilizer, Winter wheat