Effect of Different Nitrogen Supply on Potassium Content of Tobacco Leaf
Zhi Yang
Abstract
Zhi Yang
Abstract
The effects of N applied levels of 90kg/ha, 120kg/ha, 150kg/ha, 180kg/ha on the potassium contents of tobacco leaves were studied. The results showed that:1)the potassium contents of tobacco leaves was increased with enhancing the levels of N applied, and gradually decreased with higher stalk position.2)in range of N rates from 90kg/ha to 150kg/ha, the yields and quality of flue\|cured tobacco could be increased with higher nitrogen levels; and over 150kg/ha, the quality was significantly decreased.3)the supply of potassium in soil wasn't main reason for low potassium contents of flue\|cured tobacco leaves in Yunan.
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The effects of N applied levels of 90kg/ha, 120kg/ha, 150kg/ha, 180kg/ha on the potassium contents of tobacco leaves were studied. The results showed that:1)the potassium contents of tobacco leaves was increased with enhancing the levels of N applied, and gradually decreased with higher stalk position.2)in range of N rates from 90kg/ha to 150kg/ha, the yields and quality of flue\|cured tobacco could be increased with higher nitrogen levels; and over 150kg/ha, the quality was significantly decreased.3)the supply of potassium in soil wasn't main reason for low potassium contents of flue\|cured tobacco leaves in Yunan.
Key concepts: Curing of tobacco, Potassium, Stalk, Chemistry, Tobacco leaf, Nitrogen, Horticulture, Agronomy