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    Effects of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and B-Nine on the growth of Brompton stocks (Matthiola incana)

    Thomas, Michael B.; Leong, Alfred G. B.
    Abstract
    The effects of five levels of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K) and B-Nine (B9) on Brompton stocks (Matthiola incana) grown in peat/sand 1:1 (V.V.) were studied. Nitrogen strongly promoted growth which was further enhanced by high K. Deficiency symptoms occurred at low K whereas there was little demand for P, and it tended to depress the response to N. A foliar spray of B9 strongly reduced height and was temporarily phytotoxic at 5000 and 6000 ppm. The two concentrations offset the response to N particularly at 450 and 600g N/m3 where there was a mild N X B9 negative interaction for foliar dry weight.... [Show full abstract]
    Keywords
    nitrogen; phosphorus; potassium; B-Nine; brompton stocks; bedding plants; Matthiola incana; plant species; plant growing
    Fields of Research
    060702 Plant Cell and Molecular Biology; 060703 Plant Developmental and Reproductive Biology; 060705 Plant Physiology
    Date
    1981
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    Journal Article
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    Thomas, M. B., & Leong, A (1981). Effects of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and B-Nine on the growth of Brompton stocks (Matthiola incana). In The International Plant Propagators' Society Combined Proceedings, 30, 1980. (pp. 156-164). The International Plant Propagators' Society.
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