Track 2‐7‐1: Seed Production, Storage, Quality, Testing, Quarantine and Marketing Systems
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Publication Date
2015
Location
New Delhi, India
Description
M. ruthenica is very important legume forage, which has drought resistance, winter-hardness and high protein characteristics, and is thus adaptable wide environmental range, but low seed yield limited its widely extension and utilization. Fertilizer is the necessary nutrition for plant growth and production, Alfalfa production positively correlated with soil content of P and K (Attoe and Troug, 1950), and its seed yield can be increased 20.87%～31.37% by splashing B and Mo during the florescence (Haby and Keonaro, 1998). This study discussed the effect of fertilizer of N, P, K and microelements Mo, B, Cu, Zn on the seed production of M. ruthenica
Citation
Wang, Zhaolan; Du, Jiancai; Zhang, Yanyan; Li, Qingfeng; Wang, Juan; and Li, Jun, "The Effect of Fertilizer on Seed Production of Melilotoides ruthenica" (2015). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 14.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/23/2-7-1/14)
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The Effect of Fertilizer on Seed Production of Melilotoides ruthenica
New Delhi, India
M. ruthenica is very important legume forage, which has drought resistance, winter-hardness and high protein characteristics, and is thus adaptable wide environmental range, but low seed yield limited its widely extension and utilization. Fertilizer is the necessary nutrition for plant growth and production, Alfalfa production positively correlated with soil content of P and K (Attoe and Troug, 1950), and its seed yield can be increased 20.87%～31.37% by splashing B and Mo during the florescence (Haby and Keonaro, 1998). This study discussed the effect of fertilizer of N, P, K and microelements Mo, B, Cu, Zn on the seed production of M. ruthenica
