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Poster Paper: Foliar Potassium Status Explains Douglas-fir Response to Nitrogen Fertilization in the Inland Norwest, USA Item Info

Title:
Poster Paper: Foliar Potassium Status Explains Douglas-fir Response to Nitrogen Fertilization in the Inland Norwest, USA
Creator:
P. Mika and J. A. Moore
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1991
Description:
Despite apparently inadequate N levels throughout the Inland Northwest of the United States, trees on some sites showed no increased growth 8 yr after N fertilization. Nor did higher N application rates consistently produce higher response. These facts indicated that other factors are limiting tree growth at these sites. Results suggest that K status is one important factor, influencing N fertilization response in the following general ways: (I) for stands with low pretreatment foliar K levels, the amount and duration of growth response are reduced, and higher N fertilizer rates produce less response; and (2) for all stands, growth response declines when foliar K decreases after N fertilization.
Subjects:
Forest Nutrition Forest Fertilization Forest soils Douglas-fir Growth Response Nutrient cycles Forest ecology Forest Fertilization Conifer Pesudotsuga menziesii Douglas-fir Forest Nutrition
Source:
P. Mika and J.A. Moore. Poster Paper: Foliar Potassium Status Explains Douglas-fir Response to Nitrogen Fertilization in the Inland Norwest, USA
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1991_Mika et al Folar K Status xplains DF_N response.pdf
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