Paper · 2021 · Bioenergy

The influence of nitrogen fertilizers on the productivity of energy biomass of willow

B. M. Vokalchuk; Ya. D. Fuchylo

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Abstract

Purpose. Determine the optimal rate of nitrogen fertilizers for fertilizing energy plantations of willow before the start of the second three-year cultivation cycle in the Central Forest-Steppe of Ukraine. Research methods. Field, analytical, statistical. Results and discussion. Appling of ammonium nitrate contributed to the active beginning of the growing season and the increase in the plant mass in hight. At the end of the first year of vegetation, the tallest plants were formed in variety ‘Tora’ using N70 – 4.67 m, which is more than in the control version (without fertilizer) by 0.71 m, or 16%. For N35, the average plant height was 4.32 m, which is 8% more than the control. The formation of more tall plants to restore more nitrogen was found in the variety’Ternopilska’. Hight of annual plant of this variety in control was 3.68 m, for application N35 – 4.08 m, and for dose N70 – 4.24 m. At the end of the second growing cycle, the average height of plants of the variety ‘Tora’ in control variant was 6.29 m. The highest plants with the distribution of ammonium nitrate in the maximum dose (N70) were 6.78 m, which is more than in control variant by 8%. For the application of N35, the height of plants of the plantation was 6.52 m and 5.79 m. In this case, the decrease in the share affects the height of plants up to 15.4%, and the share affects the varietal characteristics of growth up to 82.9%. Also nitrogen had a positive effect on biomass growth. The yield of dry biomass of three-year-old energy willow plantation in the other part of cyclic production under control (without fertilizers) was 65.3 t/ha (21.8 t/ ha/year) of dry biomass in ‘Tora’ variety, and 55.6 t/ha (18.5 t/ha/year) in ‘Ternopilska’ variety. In the variants with the use of ammonium nitrate in the dose of N35, the indicator increased due to the control in variety ’Tora’ by 2.8 t/ha and by 3.7 t/ha in the variety ’Ternopilska’. Increasing the nitrogen dose to N70 increases the yield of dry biomass in the varieties’Tora’ and ’Ternopilska’ by 8.8 t/ha and 9.3 t/ha, respectively, compared to the control. Conclusions. The application of ammonium nitrate and varietal characteristics have a significant impact on the yield of energy biomass of willow. Of the two studied varieties of willow on chernozem soil of the Central Forest-Steppe of Ukraine, the variety’Tora’ was noted for more intensive growth and higher productivity during the second three-year growing cycle. Plants of both varieties are characterized by higher yields for nitrogen application at a dose of 70 kg/ha a.i.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Ammonium nitrate advanced willow seasonal growth and increased plant height.

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willowSalixt0
Treatment
ammonium nitratee0
Outcome
plant mass in highte0
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increasee0

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“Appling of ammonium nitrate contributed to the active beginning of the growing season and the increase in the plant mass in hight”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Tora willow at N70 reached 4.67 m after year one, 0.71 m or 16% taller than control.

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N70e0
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4.67 me0
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0.71 m, or 16%e0
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“tallest plants were formed in variety ‘Tora’ using N70 – 4.67 m, which is more than in the control version (without fertilizer) by 0.71 m, or 16%”

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Tora willow at N35 averaged 4.32 m after year one, 8% above control.

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4.32 me0
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8%e0
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“For N35, the average plant height was 4.32 m, which is 8% more than the control”

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“variety ‘Tora’ using N70”

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Ternopilska willow height was 4.08 m with N35 versus 3.68 m in control.

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willowSalixt0
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’Ternopilska’e1
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N35e0
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4.08 me0
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controle0

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“Hight of annual plant of this variety in control was 3.68 m, for application N35 – 4.08 m”

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“variety’Ternopilska’”

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Ternopilska willow height was 4.24 m with N70 versus 3.68 m in control.

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willowSalixt0
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’Ternopilska’e1
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N70e0
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Hight of annual plante0
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4.24 me0
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3.68 me0
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controle0

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“Hight of annual plant of this variety in control was 3.68 m, for application N35 – 4.08 m, and for dose N70 – 4.24 m”

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“variety’Ternopilska’”

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“willow”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Tora willow reached 6.78 m with N70 after the second cycle, 8% above control.

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willowSalixt0
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‘Tora’e0
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N70e0
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highest plantse0
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moree0
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6.78 me0
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8%e0
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control variante0

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“average height of plants of the variety ‘Tora’ in control variant was 6.29 m. The highest plants with the distribution of ammonium nitrate in the maximum dose (N70) were 6.78 m, which is more than in control variant by 8%”

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Tora willow height was 6.52 m under N35 after the second cycle.

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willowSalixt0
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‘Tora’e1
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N35e0
Outcome
height of plantse0
Value
6.52 me0
Qualifier
6.29 me1
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control variante1

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“For the application of N35, the height of plants of the plantation was 6.52 m”

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“variety ‘Tora’ in control variant was 6.29 m”

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“willow”

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Nitrogen accounted for up to 15.4% of height variation.

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“share affects the height of plants up to 15.4%”

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“In this case, the decrease in the share affects the height of plants up to 15.4%”

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“nitrogen fertilizers on the productivity of energy biomass of willow”

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Varietal growth characteristics accounted for up to 82.9% of height variation.

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varietal characteristics of growthe0
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“share affects the varietal characteristics of growth up to 82.9%”

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“willow”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Tora control dry biomass yield was 65.3 t/ha.

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willowSalixt0
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‘Tora’e0
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control (without fertilizers)e0
Outcome
dry biomasse0
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65.3 t/hae0

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“under control (without fertilizers) was 65.3 t/ha (21.8 t/ ha/year) of dry biomass in ‘Tora’ variety”

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“willow”

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Ternopilska control dry biomass yield was 55.6 t/ha.

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willowSalixt0
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‘Ternopilska’e0
Treatment
control (without fertilizers)e1
Outcome
dry biomasse1
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55.6 t/hae0

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“55.6 t/ha (18.5 t/ha/year) in ‘Ternopilska’ variety”

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“under control (without fertilizers) was 65.3 t/ha (21.8 t/ ha/year) of dry biomass in ‘Tora’ variety, and 55.6 t/ha (18.5 t/ha/year) in ‘Ternopilska’ variety”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

N35 increased Tora dry biomass yield by 2.8 t/ha over control.

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willowSalixt0
Material
’Tora’e0
Treatment
ammonium nitrate in the dose of N35e0
Outcome
yield of dry biomasse1
Direction
increasede0
Value
2.8 t/hae0
Comparator
controle0

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“ammonium nitrate in the dose of N35, the indicator increased due to the control in variety ’Tora’ by 2.8 t/ha”

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“The yield of dry biomass of three-year-old energy willow plantation”

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“willow”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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N35 increased Ternopilska dry biomass yield by 3.7 t/ha over control.

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willowSalixt0
Material
’Ternopilska’e0
Treatment
ammonium nitrate in the dose of N35e1
Outcome
yield of dry biomasse2
Direction
increasede1
Value
3.7 t/hae0
Comparator
controle1

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“by 3.7 t/ha in the variety ’Ternopilska’”

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“In the variants with the use of ammonium nitrate in the dose of N35, the indicator increased due to the control in variety ’Tora’ by 2.8 t/ha and by 3.7 t/ha in the variety ’Ternopilska’”

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“The yield of dry biomass of three-year-old energy willow plantation”

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“willow”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

N70 increased Tora dry biomass yield by 8.8 t/ha over control.

Taxon
willowSalixt0
Material
’Tora’e0
Treatment
nitrogen dose to N70e0
Outcome
yield of dry biomasse0
Direction
increasese0
Value
8.8 t/hae0
Comparator
controle0

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“Increasing the nitrogen dose to N70 increases the yield of dry biomass in the varieties’Tora’ and ’Ternopilska’ by 8.8 t/ha and 9.3 t/ha, respectively, compared to the control”

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“willow”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

N70 increased Ternopilska dry biomass yield by 9.3 t/ha over control.

Taxon
willowSalixt0
Material
’Ternopilska’e0
Treatment
nitrogen dose to N70e0
Outcome
yield of dry biomasse0
Direction
increasese0
Value
9.3 t/hae0
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controle0

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Salix · Taxon · picture of the genus (one of its species)Bruce Marlin · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“Increasing the nitrogen dose to N70 increases the yield of dry biomass in the varieties’Tora’ and ’Ternopilska’ by 8.8 t/ha and 9.3 t/ha, respectively, compared to the control”

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“willow”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Tora showed more intensive growth and higher productivity than Ternopilska during the second cycle.

Taxon
willowSalixe1
Material
’Tora’e0
Outcome
more intensive growth and higher productivitye0
Direction
highere0
Setting
Central Forest-Steppe of Ukrainee1

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“the variety’Tora’ was noted for more intensive growth and higher productivity during the second three-year growing cycle”

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“Of the two studied varieties of willow on chernozem soil of the Central Forest-Steppe of Ukraine, the variety’Tora’ was noted for more intensive growth and higher productivity during the second three-year growing cycle”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Both willow varieties yielded more under 70 kg/ha nitrogen.

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willowSalixt0
Treatment
nitrogen application at a dose of 70 kg/ha a.i.e0
Outcome
yieldse0
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highere0

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“Plants of both varieties are characterized by higher yields for nitrogen application at a dose of 70 kg/ha a.i.”

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“willow”

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