Zum Einfluß des Stickstoffs auf die Vollernteverträglichkeit der Kartoffelknolle

Hunnius, W.; Bachthaler, G.; Munzert, Manfred

doi:10.1007/bf02356183

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“…The studies in Norway have shown that split application of nitrogen has no effect on the external quality of tubers (Hveem forsøksgard 1991). Hunnius et al (1972) also noticed that the split application of fertilizer nitrogen didn't affect tuber defects.…”

Section: Kuisma P Split Nitrogen Fertilization With Irrigation On Pmentioning

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Efficiency of split nitrogen fertilization with adjusted irrigation on potato

Kuisma¹

2002

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The split application of fertilizer nitrogen and adjusted irrigation were studied at Potato Research Institute in Lammi in 1993-1995. Independent of year, variety or irrigation, the split application of nitrogen had no benefit on yield or yield quality compared to a single dose at planting on the levels of recommended nitrogen fertilization. The highest yields were received with the highest dose 110 kg ha-1 N, given all at planting, followed by 80, 50+30+30, 50+30 and 50 kg ha-1 N. The yields without fertilizer nitrogen averaged 24.8 t ha-1. The adjusted irrigation increased tuber yields 17%. The utilization of fertilizer and organic soil nitrogen was good on potato crop if water supply was taken care of. Some values of apparent fertilizer nitrogen recovery exceeded 1.0 thus suggesting that the moderate fertilization improved the ability of potato crop to utilize the natural nitrogen sources in soils.

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Section: Kuisma P Split Nitrogen Fertilization With Irrigation On Pmentioning

confidence: 99%