Study of Different Nitrogen for Phosphorus Accumulation of Flue-cured Tobacco and Utilization of Phosphorus
Peng Wang
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Peng Wang
Abstract
To study phosphorus accumulation in roots,stem,leaf of flue-cured tobacco and utilization of phosphorus of flue-cured tobacco on chernozem,the experiment with three different nitrogen application of 0,52.5,and 67.5 kg·hm-2 was conducted.The results showed that:in root,the first 3~7 weeks was slow accumulation stage,7~15 weeks was the rapid accumulation stage;in stem,a rapid increase in 7~11 weeks,11~15 weeks keep stable,phosphorus accumulation was increased with nitrogen increasing.Phosphorus accumulation in leaves trended to stable increase,and always maintain N2 N1 N0;Phosphorus use efficiency increased gradually,were 10.02% and 1.74% in tobacco leaf harvested,the amount of nitrogen had no effected on phosphorus use efficiency.
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To study phosphorus accumulation in roots,stem,leaf of flue-cured tobacco and utilization of phosphorus of flue-cured tobacco on chernozem,the experiment with three different nitrogen application of 0,52.5,and 67.5 kg·hm-2 was conducted.The results showed that:in root,the first 3~7 weeks was slow accumulation stage,7~15 weeks was the rapid accumulation stage;in stem,a rapid increase in 7~11 weeks,11~15 weeks keep stable,phosphorus accumulation was increased with nitrogen increasing.Phosphorus accumulation in leaves trended to stable increase,and always maintain N2 N1 N0;Phosphorus use efficiency increased gradually,were 10.02% and 1.74% in tobacco leaf harvested,the amount of nitrogen had no effected on phosphorus use efficiency.
Key concepts: Curing of tobacco, Phosphorus, Nitrogen, Agronomy, Chemistry, Horticulture, Animal science, Biology