Dry weight and nutrient uptake of twenty one sweet sorghum genotypes grown in two separate locations of Turkey

@article{Ahmed2018DryWA,
  title={Dry weight and nutrient uptake of twenty one sweet sorghum genotypes grown in two separate locations of Turkey},
  author={Ibrahim Ahmed and Ibrahim Ortas and Celal Yucel and Abdullah Oktem and Derya Yucel and Md. Toufiq Iqbal},
  journal={Australian Journal of Crop Science},
  year={2018}
}
Sweet sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L.) is a type of cultivated sorghums and has been recognized widely as potential alternative source of bio-fuel because of its high fermentable sugar content in the stalk. A substantial variation of dry matter (DM) yield and nutrient uptake information is needed for sweet sorghum genotypes under different climatic and soil conditions. The objectives of this study were (i) to assess the genotypic variation irrespective to dry matter yield and nutrient up take of… 
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Root traits and carbon input by sweet sorghum genotypes differs in two climatic conditions
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Several sweet sorghum genotypes can be a good source of soil C sequestration under different climatic conditions of Turkey and their lower C input to soil needs to be recognized to ensure a balanced C budget.

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