Abstract:A hydroponic experiment was used to study the effects of different nitrogen supply levels [1) control: 0.3835 mmol/L (labelled 1/20N for CK); 2) 1/5N (1.534 mmol/L); 3) 1N (7.67 mmol/L); 4) 2N (15.34 mmol/L); 5) 3N (23.01 mmol/L)] on tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.) leaf carbohydrate and nitrogen metabolism. The results showed that after 9 d of treatment, the starch and sucrose contents in the leaves of the plants showed a trend of increasing and then decreasing with increasing nitrogen concentration, with the… Show more
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