CORN AND SOYBEAN GRAIN YIELD AND CONCENTRATION OF POTASSIUM IN PLANT TISSUES AND SOIL AS AFFECTED BY POTASSIUM FERTILIZATION
Matthew William Clover, Antonio P. Mallarino, Pedro A. Barbagelata
Abstract
Matthew William Clover, Antonio P. Mallarino, Pedro A. Barbagelata
Abstract
Research in the Midwest has shown that K fertilization tends to increase plant K uptake by corn and soybean and the K concentration of vegetative tissues. Several studies found that K fertilization usually increases the K concentration of vegetative plant parts, often regardless of
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Research in the Midwest has shown that K fertilization tends to increase plant K uptake by corn and soybean and the K concentration of vegetative tissues. Several studies found that K fertilization usually increases the K concentration of vegetative plant parts, often regardless of
Key concepts: Potassium, Human fertilization, Agronomy, Yield (engineering), Grain yield, Potash, Chemistry, Biology