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Yield, Fiber Quality and Potassium Content of Irrigated Cotton Plants as Affected by Rates of Potassium1

O. L. Bennett, R. D. Rouse, D. A. Ashley, B. D. Doss

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Synopsis Potassium applications increased yield of seed cotton, size of bolls, and fiber micronaire values, but decreased lint percentage. K content of plants increased in proportion to rate of K applied. Old leaves plus perioles gave the best indication of the K status of the plant. Fiber quality was best at lower rates of K.

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Synopsis Potassium applications increased yield of seed cotton, size of bolls, and fiber micronaire values, but decreased lint percentage. K content of plants increased in proportion to rate of K applied. Old leaves plus perioles gave the best indication of the K status of the plant. Fiber quality was best at lower rates of K.

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Synopsis Potassium applications increased yield of seed cotton, size of bolls, and fiber micronaire values, but decreased lint percentage. K content of plants increased in proportion to rate of K applied. Old leaves plus perioles gave the best indication of the K status of the plant. Fiber quality was best at lower rates of K.

Key concepts: Lint, Potassium, Yield (engineering), Agronomy, Fiber, Potash, Horticulture, Chemistry

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