ArticleOpen life sciences2026
Effect of reduced phosphorus fertilizer application on the physical properties and chemical composition of 15 roasted tobacco leaves.
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Phosphorus, as a crucial element affecting the physical properties and chemical quality of tobacco leaves, is often used excessively in tobacco production, leading to a prolonged surplus in the soil that poses risks to both the environment and tobacco quality. Despite its importance, there is limited research on the variations in phosphorus levels among tobacco leaves positioned differently in high-phosphorus soils. Therefore, investigating the rational reduction of phosphorus fertilizers in phosphorus-rich soils is essential. This study was conducted in the Guiyang Tobacco Growing Area of Chenzhou, Hunan Province, China. The widely planted Yunyan 87 tobacco variety was utilized and three phosphorus levels were created, including CK representing farmers' habitual phosphorus fertilizer treatment (P
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