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<sup>15</sup>N Distribution in Wheat and Chemical Fractionation of Root-Borne<sup>15</sup>N in the Soil
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1995
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BiogeochemistryExchangeable Inorganic NitrogenEngineeringSplit-root ContainersBotanyCrop ProductionCrop ScienceAgricultural EconomicsGrain SciencePlant NutritionChemical FractionationCrop PhysiologySoil FertilityRoot-soil InteractionUnlabelled Compartment
Abstract Spring wheat plants were grown in split-root containers and labelled with 15N by fertilizing one compartment of the container with 15NH4 15NO3 (95 at.-% 15N exc.). After the harvest, approx. 90% of the 15N incorporated by the plants were found in the shoots and 3% in the roots; approx. 7% had been released into the soil of the unlabelled compartment. The 15N in the soil of the unlabelled compartment was extracted with KCl and hydrolysed with HCl. Approx. 60% of the 15N was found in the hydrolysable organic N pool of the soil and 9% in the fraction of the soluble and exchangeable inorganic nitrogen.
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