1962
DOI: 10.2134/agronj1962.00021962005400050023x
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Potassium Fertilization of Intensively Manage Grasses under Humid Tropical Conditions1

Abstract: Synopsis Grass yields responded strongly to yearly applications of up to 400 pounds of K per acre and at a slower rate to even higher applications. With 800 pounds of K, exchangeable soil K content was maintained and two‐thirds of the applied K was recovered in the forage. At the 1600‐pound rate, recovery in the forage was reduced but exchangeable soil K content was increased. K content of the forage increased with rates and with yields.

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“…This absorption process depends on the plant species, chemical characteristics of the soil solution, of the soil-root interface and the nutrition background of the plant (Subasinghe, 2006). It was previously reported that nitrate absorption stimulated potassium absorption (Zsoldos et al, 1990;Subasinghe, 2006).…”
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“…This absorption process depends on the plant species, chemical characteristics of the soil solution, of the soil-root interface and the nutrition background of the plant (Subasinghe, 2006). It was previously reported that nitrate absorption stimulated potassium absorption (Zsoldos et al, 1990;Subasinghe, 2006).…”
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confidence: 93%
“…Nitrogen and potassium supply increase yield of forage grasses as Vicente-Chandler et al (1962), Carvalho et al (1991), Monteiro et al (1995), Ferragine & Monteiro (1999), Lavres Jr. & Monteiro (2002) and Lavres Jr. et al (2004), among others, have demonstrated.…”
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“…Vicente-Chandler et al (1962), estudando a fertilização potássica em gramíneas observaram que, as mais elevadas produções das plantas forrageiras estavam associadas à concentração de potássio de 15 a 20 g kg -1…”
Section: Proteína Bruta E Composição Mineral Das Forrageirasunclassified
“…The effect of P and K on production has not been as well established. Some studies have reported significant improvements with rates ofP up to 100 kg ha-1 (1,16), while others have reported no significant effect ofP on yield (22,26). Application rates forK as high as 185 kg ha-1 year-' have significantly increased yields (I , 24,26,29), yet limited or, in some cases, negative responses have also been observed ( 14,17).…”
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“…Some studies have reported significant improvements with rates ofP up to 100 kg ha-1 (1,16), while others have reported no significant effect ofP on yield (22,26). Application rates forK as high as 185 kg ha-1 year-' have significantly increased yields (I , 24,26,29), yet limited or, in some cases, negative responses have also been observed ( 14,17). Crespo and Cuesta (7) recently suggested the necessity of concurrent N, P, and K application for maximum production of digitgrass, but studies comparing rates ofN-P-K applied concurrently are limited (17,23).…”
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