ArticleFrontiers in plant science2025
Effects of different nitrogen treatments on the growth and nitrogen metabolism of
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- Effects of Water and Nitrogen Regulation on Alfalfa (Plants (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
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Introduction: As a native tree species in China, Methods: This study aimed to investigate the effects of topdressing with different nitrogen fertilizers on the growth and nitrogen metabolism of Results: Due to the high nitrogen content in the cultivation substrate, the application of the different nitrogen fertilizers induced varying levels of fertilizer injury. Temporal analysis revealed that the growth inhibition was not uniform across stages. While all nitrogen treatments ultimately suppressed the overall height and diameter growth compared with the control, the timing and the intensity of these effects varied. For instance, the urea treatment initially showed less inhibition, whereas the sodium nitrate treatment consistently exhibited the strongest inhibitory effect throughout the experiment. Similarly, the promotion of nitrogen metabolism enzyme activity by the different fertilizers also displayed distinct temporal patterns, with peaks occurring at different measurement points. All nitrogen treatments increased the nitrogen content in the root, stem, and leaf parts, but decreased the nitrogen translocation efficiency of Conclusion: All three nitrogen treatments significantly influenced both the growth and physiological indices of
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