Foliar application of phosphite reduces grain weight of soybean facing postflowering phosphorus deficiency
Background and aim We aimed to contribute with the foundation to adopt foliar P fertilization on soybean. Methods Treatments were a combination of contrasting postflowering root P supply versus foliar application of phosphate (Pi) or phosphite (Phi). Results Pi improved grain yield of P‐limited plan...
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description | Background and aim
We aimed to contribute with the foundation to adopt foliar P fertilization on soybean.
Methods
Treatments were a combination of contrasting postflowering root P supply versus foliar application of phosphate (Pi) or phosphite (Phi).
Results
Pi improved grain yield of P‐limited plants, while Phi was detrimental because of negative effects on grain weight.
Conclusions
Thus, cautions should be taken with foliar application of Phi during the generative phase of soybean under low‐P stress, as Phi impairs grain filling process. |
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We aimed to contribute with the foundation to adopt foliar P fertilization on soybean.
Methods
Treatments were a combination of contrasting postflowering root P supply versus foliar application of phosphate (Pi) or phosphite (Phi).
Results
Pi improved grain yield of P‐limited plants, while Phi was detrimental because of negative effects on grain weight.
Conclusions
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We aimed to contribute with the foundation to adopt foliar P fertilization on soybean.
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Treatments were a combination of contrasting postflowering root P supply versus foliar application of phosphate (Pi) or phosphite (Phi).
Results
Pi improved grain yield of P‐limited plants, while Phi was detrimental because of negative effects on grain weight.
Conclusions
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We aimed to contribute with the foundation to adopt foliar P fertilization on soybean.
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Treatments were a combination of contrasting postflowering root P supply versus foliar application of phosphate (Pi) or phosphite (Phi).
Results
Pi improved grain yield of P‐limited plants, while Phi was detrimental because of negative effects on grain weight.
Conclusions
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