Abstract
Field experiments were carried out at the Didactic and Experimental Farm in Swadzim (52 o 26' N; 16 o 45' E) near Poznain the years 2004-2007. The experiment was carried out in a split-plot design with 3 experimental factors and 4 field replications. Two cultivars were studied, 6 doses of nitrogen, one dose of magnesium and the method of fertilizer application were investigated. The content of total protein and N-free extract in the dry matter of grain depends exclusively on the level of nitrogen fertilization. As far as ash content is concerned, it was found that the value of this feature depends only on the cultivar factor. The contents of raw fibre and raw fat were not determined by any of the experimental factors. A higher yield of total protein was obtained from the hybrid LG 2244 in comparison with Anjou 258. Analysis of the amount of nitrogen fertilization has shown that the significantly highest yield of protein was obtained for a dose of 90 kg N. ha -1 . On the other hand, a further increase in nitrogen dose caused a significant breakdown of this feature value. Magnesium fertilization amount and the method of its application did not exert any effect on the yield of total protein. The concentration of net energy was not affected by any experimental factors, while the yield of grain net energy was determined by the amount of nitrogen fertilization. The yield of digestible protein depended in a significant way on the cultivar factor and on nitrogen fertilization.
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Grain total protein depended only on nitrogen fertilization level.
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Grain N-free extract depended only on nitrogen fertilization level.
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e0“The content of total protein and N-free extract in the dry matter of grain depends exclusively on the level of nitrogen fertilization”
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Ash content depended only on cultivar.
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e0“ash content is concerned, it was found that the value of this feature depends only on the cultivar factor”
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Raw fibre content was not determined by experimental factors.
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e0“The contents of raw fibre and raw fat were not determined by any of the experimental factors”
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Raw fat content was not determined by experimental factors.
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e0“The contents of raw fibre and raw fat were not determined by any of the experimental factors”
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LG 2244 had higher total protein yield than Anjou 258.
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e0“A higher yield of total protein was obtained from the hybrid LG 2244 in comparison with Anjou 258”
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A 90 kg N. ha -1 dose gave the highest protein yield.
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e0“the significantly highest yield of protein was obtained for a dose of 90 kg N. ha -1”
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Further nitrogen dose increases significantly reduced protein yield.
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e0“a further increase in nitrogen dose caused a significant breakdown of this feature value”
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Magnesium amount and application method had no effect on total protein yield.
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- did not exert any effecte0
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e0“Magnesium fertilization amount and the method of its application did not exert any effect on the yield of total protein”
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Experimental factors did not affect net energy concentration.
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e0“The concentration of net energy was not affected by any experimental factors”
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Grain net energy yield depended on nitrogen fertilization amount.
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e0“yield of grain net energy was determined by the amount of nitrogen fertilization”
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Digestible protein yield depended significantly on cultivar.
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e0“The yield of digestible protein depended in a significant way on the cultivar factor and on nitrogen fertilization”
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Digestible protein yield depended significantly on nitrogen fertilization.
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e0“The yield of digestible protein depended in a significant way on the cultivar factor and on nitrogen fertilization”
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