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Pot experiments with Italian ryegrass: Yields and evaluation of soil potassium status with different methods of applying potassium fertilizer

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Italian ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum) is studied in pot experiments on a soil of low potassium status. Different methods of applying potassium are compared which result in different dry-matter yields in successive cuts; the effect of the different K applications are also compared on the decreasing or improving evolution of the K soil status during and after the cropping. The compensation with amounts of K corresponding to the K uptake of the previous cut is particularly interesting in terms of fertilizer efficiency.

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Binet, P., el Guessabi, L. & Salette, J. Pot experiments with Italian ryegrass: Yields and evaluation of soil potassium status with different methods of applying potassium fertilizer. Fertilizer Research 5, 383–391 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01049118

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