Effect of excess grain boron concentrations on early seedling development and growth of wheat

1986

Research organisatons

Trial details

Researcher(s) R Nable
Jeff Paull
Year(s) 1986
Contributor South Australian Research and Development Institute
Trial location(s) CSIRO Adelaide glasshouse, SA
Effect of excess grain boron concentrations on early seedling development and growth of wheat locations
Aims

To examine the effect of high grain boron concentraoiotn on the growth of wheat genotypes with a range of boron sensitivities.

Key messages
  • Despite seed boron concentrations being very high (>20 mg/kg) there was no detectable effect on seedling emergence or growth.
  • The amount of boron in the shoots was similar irrespective of the amount of boron in the grain.
  • It would appear that grain boron is not mobilised to the developing seedling.
Lead research organisation N/A
Host research organisation Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Related program More Profit from Crop Nutrition
Acknowledgments N/A
Other trial partners Not specified

Method

Crop type Cereal (Grain): Wheat
Treatment type(s)
  • Crop: Variety
Trial type Experimental
Trial design Unknown

CSIRO Adelaide glasshouse 1986

Sow date Not specified
Harvest date Not specified
Plot size Not specified
Plot replication Not specified
Other trial notes

Nable R, Paull J (1990) Effect of excess grain boron concentrations on early seedling development and growth of several wheat (Triticum aestivum) genotypes with different susceptibilities to boron toxicity. In 'Plant nutrition - physiology and applications'. (Ed. M van Beusichem) pp. 291-295. (Kluwer Academic Publishers)

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