ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Influence of planting density on growth performance, salt dynamics, and nitrogen uptake in
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Introduction: Optimal planting density (PD) is a critical agronomic practice that directly influences plant growth and yield. Methods: In this study, a pot experiment was conducted with three planting densities, two plants per pot (D1), four plants per pot (D2), and six plants per pot (D3), to determine their effects on the growth and salt accumulation in Results: The results showed that PD significantly influenced the morphological traits and salt removal capacity. Throughout the growing season, plant height, leaf area, and biomass were highest under D2, exceeding those under D1 by 29-78% and those under D3 by 1-6%. Nitrogen accumulation first increased and then decreased with increasing PD, reaching its maximum under D2 treatment. Although the shoot Na Discussion: The optimal density for
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