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. 2019 Sep 7;7(9):329. doi: 10.3390/microorganisms7090329

Table 4.

Shoot accumulation of mineral nutrients in maize plants (cv. Jessy) on two low P soils. as affected by MCP inoculation. Soil 1 (sandy-loam, pH 6.1, PCAL 7 mg kg−1 soil) and Soil 2 (clay-loam, pH 5.9, PCAL 20 mg kg−1 soil) receiving N fertilization in in form of Ca-nitrate (NO3) or DMPP-stabilized ammonium (NH4+) and a moderate soluble P supply (30 mg P kg−1). Data represent means of five replicates. A One-way ANOVA with Tukey test was performed for data comparison. Different letters indicate significant differences between treatments (p < 0.05).

Shoot Mineral Content (mg Plant−1)
N Form MCP Treatments N P K Ca Mg
Soil 1 NO3 no MCP 88.62 a 6.05 b 163.7 b 12.67 ab 6.42 a
with MCP 90.96 a 6.54 b 177.3 ab 14.60 a 7.28 a
NH4+ no MCP 104.7 a 8.13 a 195.9 a 10.57 b 6.87 a
with MCP 103.2 a 7.59 a 186.9 a 10.40 b 6.87 a
Soil 2 NO3 no MCP 78.10 b 2.89 b 76.66 b 10.23 b 5.40 a
with MCP 80.64 b 2.95 b 83.79 b 10.98 ab 5.84 a
NH4+ no MCP 98.67 b 3.67 b 101.7 b 10.93 ab 5.87 a
with MCP 128.1 a 4.93 a 135.5 a 13.57 a 7.21 a