Testing for complementarity in phosphorus resource use by mixtures of crop species
Abstract
The phosphorus (P) resource partitioning hypothesis assumes that dissimilarity in P acquisition traits among plant species leads to enhanced P uptake by crop combinations compared with their sole crops. We developed and implemented a test for this hypothesis. Two pot experiments were conducted with quartz sands. In Experiment 1, the ability of the crop species to acquire P from sparingly soluble sources (Ca phosphate (CaP), phytate (PhyP) and...
Paper Details
Title
Testing for complementarity in phosphorus resource use by mixtures of crop species
Published Date
Jun 29, 2018
Journal
Volume
439
Issue
1-2
Pages
163 - 177
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