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Roots

Type: Mix of different types, Company: LISA

Effect

No effect on produce quality
No effect on phosphorous P use efficiency

ROOTS treated Blue Vantage Cabbage grown in a very P rich soil with extra P fertilisation didn't have a significant higher yield (-1.1 % head yield and -2.4 % less ton/acre) or significant differences in leaf nutrient concentrations (+0.7 % P in leaves) compared to the untreated control plants. ROOTS treated Blue Vantage Cabbage grown in the same soil without extra P fertilisation didn't have a significant higher yield (+ 13.8 % head yield and 1 % less ton/acre) or significant differences in leaf nutrient concentrations (- 1.9 % less P in leaves) compared to the untreated control grown in the same conditions. 

Trial details
outdoor, unprotected, soil grown, high available P without extra P fertilisation
USA

Crop

Cabbage, Brassica oleracea L.

Trial application

Method
Root drench
Timing
Data not available
Rate
1 or 2 % solutions; 100 mL/plant
Heckman, J.R.
1995
Evaluating Phosphorous Fertilization and Commercial Biostimulants for Producing Cabbage
HortTechnology
5
298-300
Crop group