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100 | 1 | _aSingh, L. | |
245 | 0 | 0 | _aResponse of irrigated wheat to N, P and K fertilizers in the Nigerian Savanna |
260 | _c1985 | ||
340 | _aPrinted | ||
500 | _a9 ref.; 6 tables; 2 fig. Summary (En) | ||
520 | _aResponse of irrigated wheat to N, P and K fertilizers was evaluated at three different locations in the Nigerian savanna. Wheat responded significantly to applied N up to 50 kg/ha at Kaduna and 150 kg/ha at Hadejia. The low N requirement at Kaduna was due to high natural fertility of the alluvial soil where the zero (control) yield was quite high. Low yields and poor response of wheat to N at Bakura were a result of magnesium deficiency and possibly some trace element deficiency in the soil. It was shown that quadratic response curves based on a few points from a few trials overestimate the N requirement of wheat. The limited trials reported here indicate that | ||
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_aBalasubramanian, V., _ecoaut. |
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_tSamaru Journal of Agricultural Research _n88-042559 _gv. 3, no. 1/2, p. 31-38 |
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