Disease-resistant beets of higher sucrose content and heavier root weight are constantly sought.
Significant increases in plant height, root weight and total biomass were observed in response to inoculation.
Nigel Cattlin Holt Studios International/Photo Researchers, Inc. Disease-resistant beets of higher sucrose content and heavier root weight are constantly sought.
Potash is well absorbed by sugar beet, increasing the root weight, but, again, if too much potash is absorbed, ripening is slowed down, and magnesium deficiency can occur.
The absorption of phosphate is less than that of nitrogen and potash, but it increases beet root weight and accelerates ripening.
The infection symptoms, plant height, fresh above-ground plant weight and fresh root weight of these different inoculated N. benthamiana plants were measured and recorded.
The results showed that root weight density increased with increasing share of basal N fertilizer before jointing.
Ozone had relatively little effect on allometric ratios such as, shoot/ root ratio, leaf weight ratio, or root weight ratio.
Highly significant differences were detected among cultivars for plant vigour, dry matter weight, root weight and Striga count.
The relative contributions of the four species to total above-ground biomass as well as the root weight ratio differed significantly among nutrient treatments.
Root length, root weight, shoot weight, plant height, panicle weight, grain weight, grain yield, total biomass, and biological yield were significantly affected by treatments.
