Effects of Potassium Fertilizers on Yield and Quality of Tomato under Different Application of Nitrogen Fertilizers
Sun Hong-me
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Sun Hong-me
Abstract
The results of soilless culture showed that in proper K application treatment the fruit set percentage, yield, Vc, soluble sugar and organic acid content of tomato increased, nitrate content and blotchy ripening in tomato fruit decreased significantly. But in excessive K application treatment, the yield and quality decreased. The ratio of nitrogen to potassium was very important, N_2K_3 (N 250ug·g~-1, K 760ug·g~-1) was the the treatment.
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The results of soilless culture showed that in proper K application treatment the fruit set percentage, yield, Vc, soluble sugar and organic acid content of tomato increased, nitrate content and blotchy ripening in tomato fruit decreased significantly. But in excessive K application treatment, the yield and quality decreased. The ratio of nitrogen to potassium was very important, N_2K_3 (N 250ug·g~-1, K 760ug·g~-1) was the the treatment.
Key concepts: Sugar, Potassium, Yield (engineering), Ripening, Nitrogen, Chemistry, Agronomy, Horticulture