ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Effects of phosphorus supply levels on the growth and nutrient utilization of
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Introduction: Phosphorus is vital for plant growth but is often limited in subtropical acidic soils, restricting forest productivity. Methods: We employed a two-factor randomized block design with three Results: Results showed significant differences in tree height, DBH, and fixed growth among varieties and fertilizer treatments. The 500 g·plant⁻¹ treatment performed best, with fixed growth 14.35% higher than the control. Free growth and shoot flushing frequency showed no significant differences among treatments. The interaction between variety and fertilization contributed 74.10% to free growth variation. Phosphorus fertilization enhanced growth and nutrient uptake in young Discussion: This study examines how genotype, phosphate fertilizer intensity, and their interaction influence the growth and shoot-sprouting behavior of
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