Yield and nutritional quality analysis in Brassica pekinensis: Regulation of different nitrogen forms
Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: In order to select the most suitable nitrogen form that can increase the yield and improve the quality of mini Chinese cabbage, a pot-experiment was conducted. The effects of the different nitrogen fertilizers on the yield, phenolic acid and flavonoids, amino acid fractions, volatiles, and total glucosinolate contents of mini Chinese cabbage were measured. The treatments were nitrate nitrogen (N), ammonium nitrogen (A), amide nitrogen (U), and amino acid nitrogen (PASP)], and no fertilizer (NF) was set as a control. The results showed that the economic yield in U-treated plants reached the maximum, which significantly increased by 124.1 % with comparison of that in NF-treated plants. Treatment A significantly increased the contents of total amino acids and total phenolic acids in mini Chinese cabbage. In summary, the U treatment was the most suitable nitrogen form for producing high-yield in mini Chinese cabbage. Treatment A was rather the most suitable nitrogen form for producing high-quality mini-Chinese cabbage. • The urea treatment significantly increased the yield of mini Chinese cabbage and increased the ball rate. • Vitamin C, Ca, amino acids and phenolic acid flavonoids were significantly increased under ammonium treatment. • Urea treatment was suitable form of nitrogen fertilizer for high yield production of mini Chinese cabbage.
Source: Food Chemistry X
Language: English
Subfield: Molecular Biology
Domain: Life Sciences
SDG: Zero hunger
Open Access status: gold
Estimated APC paid: $2,350
OpenAlex ID: W4404548012
