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Publikováno v:
The Journal of Agricultural Science. 145:295-312
SUMMARYSince many soils used for growing potatoes in the UK are likely to be close to their plastic limit for cultivation during early spring, there exists the potential for soil compaction to occur during planting which will restrict root penetratio
Autor:
E. J. Allen, M. A. Stalham
Publikováno v:
The Journal of Agricultural Science. 142:373-393
Experiments were conducted on sandy loam soils at Cambridge University Farm over the period 1989-99 to examine the effects of irrigation regime and variety on water uptake (WU) in potatoes. Unirrigated crops extracted water from considerable distance
Publikováno v:
The Journal of Agricultural Science. 138:135-152
The neutron probe (NP) is used widely to measure changes in soil water storage in research and more recently to aid irrigation scheduling. Its accuracy is rarely questioned and most of the relationships between soil water changes and productivity are
Autor:
M. A. Stalham, E. J. Allen
Publikováno v:
The Journal of Agricultural Science. 137:251-270
Experiments were conducted over the period 1987–94 at Cambridge University Farm and two other sites to examine the effect of various husbandry factors, particularly variety and irrigation regime, on rate, depth and density of rooting in potatoes. M
SUMMARYThe viability of commercial potato production is influenced by spatial and temporal variability in soils and agroclimate, and the availability of water resources where supplementary irrigation is required. Soil characteristics and agroclimatic
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Publikováno v:
The Journal of Agricultural Science. 120:331-345
SUMMARYPrevious research has suggested that fry colour of processed potatoes is inversely correlated with tuber reducing sugar content, and agronomic practice should therefore be tailored to minimize amounts of tuber sugars at harvest and during stor