The effect of using ammonium chloride on peanuts sprouts: Growth, protein content, nitrogen uptake and apparent recovery efficiency
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This experiment was to study the effect of ammonium chloride (NH4Cl) on growth, protein content, nitrogen uptake and apparent recovery efficiency in peanut sprouts. The experimental design was CRD in 6 treatments and 3 replications. The result showed that the application of NH4Cl at 0.5% gave the highest fresh weight (FW) and dry weight (DW) (13.81 and 3.51 g) respectively. The application of NH4Cl at 1.0% had highest of shoot length (SL) (4.86 cm). Germination percentage (GP), it was found that the application of NH4Cl at 0 and 0.5% had the highest percent of germination (91.0%). While total nitrogen and protein content found the application of NH4Cl at 2.0% provide the highest total nitrogen and protein content (4.46 and 27.92%, respectively) In part of, nitrogen uptake and apparent recovery efficiency of nitrogen found the application of NH4Cl at 1.0 and 0.25% gave the highest of nitrogen uptake and apparent recovery efficiency of nitrogen were 13.73 mg/plant and 105.33%, respectively.
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