2019
DOI: 10.1007/s42976-019-00002-2
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Screening of Avena sativa cultivars for iron, zinc, manganese, protein and oil content and fatty acid composition in whole grains

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“…This value was almost identical to the content of this element obtained by other authors-44.2 mg•kg −1 [52,65]. The literature states that manganese content in the grain of properly cultivated oat may range between 35 and 99 mg•kg −1 [48]. In the present study, in the 2017 season, a statistically significant increase of manganese content in grain was observed under the impact of algae application (from 44.71 mg•kg −1 to approximately 46.5 mg•kg −1 ), indicating that algae fertilizer constitutes a good source of this micronutrient.…”
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“…This value was almost identical to the content of this element obtained by other authors-44.2 mg•kg −1 [52,65]. The literature states that manganese content in the grain of properly cultivated oat may range between 35 and 99 mg•kg −1 [48]. In the present study, in the 2017 season, a statistically significant increase of manganese content in grain was observed under the impact of algae application (from 44.71 mg•kg −1 to approximately 46.5 mg•kg −1 ), indicating that algae fertilizer constitutes a good source of this micronutrient.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…This is confirmed in the study of other researchers, who explain that it was the weather conditions after the vegetation period that had a significant modifying impact on oat grain composition [57,58]. Interestingly, the other study determined that the content of zinc may differ up to seven-fold between the grain of different oat genotypes, with a range of 10 to 70 mg•kg −1 [48].…”
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confidence: 78%
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