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RELATIVE PHOSPHORUS UTILIZATION EFFICIENCY OF WHEAT GENOTYPES IN HYDROPONICS

Hafiza Salma Kosar, Maqsood A. Gill, Tariq Aziz, Mukkram Ali Tahir

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Different crop species and varieties differ genetically in responding to root medium P. We evaluated seven commonly grown wheat genotypes for their response to P deficiency stress in hydroponics. Wheat genotypes differed significantly (p<0.001) in their biomass accumulation, root: shoot ratio, P concentration, total P uptake in shoot and P utilization efficiency. Total P uptake and P utilization efficiency correlated significantly (p<0.001) with their shoot dry matter yield, root dry matter yield and total biomass production. Chenab 2000 and Dirk proved to be efficient and responsive genotypes to P application.

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Different crop species and varieties differ genetically in responding to root medium P. We evaluated seven commonly grown wheat genotypes for their response to P deficiency stress in hydroponics. Wheat genotypes differed significantly (p<0.001) in their biomass accumulation, root: shoot ratio, P concentration, total P uptake in shoot and P utilization efficiency. Total P uptake and P utilization efficiency correlated significantly (p<0.001) with their shoot dry matter yield, root dry matter yield and total biomass production. Chenab 2000 and Dirk proved to be efficient and responsive genotypes to P application.

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Different crop species and varieties differ genetically in responding to root medium P. We evaluated seven commonly grown wheat genotypes for their response to P deficiency stress in hydroponics. Wheat genotypes differed significantly (p<0.001) in their biomass accumulation, root: shoot ratio, P concentration, total P uptake in shoot and P utilization efficiency. Total P uptake and P utilization efficiency correlated significantly (p<0.001) with their shoot dry matter yield, root dry matter yield and total biomass production. Chenab 2000 and Dirk proved to be efficient and responsive genotypes to P application.

Key concepts: Hydroponics, Dry matter, Shoot, Phosphorus, Biomass (ecology), Agronomy, Crop, Biology

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