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Table 2.

Nitrogen accumulation and remobilization for the five pea genotypes studied

Genotype	Shoot N accumulation from fixation (%)		Shoot N accumulation from fixation (g m⁻²)		Shoot N accumulation from absorption (g m⁻²)		N remobilization in seeds during seed filling from vegetative aerial parts (g m⁻²)*
Genotype	At beginning of seed filling	At maturity	At beginning of seed filling	At maturity	At beginning of seed filling	At maturity
‘Athos’	86·9^ab	80·3^b	16·5^a	25·6^a	2·5^ab	6·3^a	13·7^a
‘Austin’	86·5^ab	82·6^b	15·1^ab	22·4^ab	2·3^ab	4·6^b	12·3^ab
‘Frisson’	88·6^a	91·3^a	14·6^ab	21·1^ab	1·9^b	2·0^c	12·6^ab
P118	88·2^a	83·3^b	16·3^a	19·8^b	2·2^ab	3·9^b	13·7^a
P121	81·3^b	75·0^c	13·1^b	17·7^b	3·0^a	5·9^a	10·0^b

Results of LSD-range test are shown where means followed by different letters are significantly different at the 5 % probability level.

* N remobilized in seeds = N accumulated in vegetative aerial parts at beginning of seed filling minus N accumulated in vegetative aerial parts at maturity.