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Journal Article
Energy balance in nitrogen and sulfur management strategies for oilseed radish
2025
Overview
This article analyzes the effects of different rates of nitrogen (0, 30, 60, 90, and 120 kg N ha
–1
) and sulfur (0, 15, 30 kg S ha
–1
) fertilizers on energy balance in oilseed radish biomass production. Energy inputs (EI) were determined at 6.8–7.1 GJ ha
–1
. Nitrogen application increased EI by 34% (30 kg ha
–1
) and 135% (120 kg ha
–1
). The energy output of seeds and total biomass peaked after the application of 60 kg N ha
–1
+ 15 kg S ha
–1
and 30 kg N ha
–1
+ 15 kg S ha
–1
, respectively. The energy gain from seeds and total biomass peaked in response to 30 kg N ha
–1
+ 15 kg S ha
–1
. The energy efficiency ratio (EER) of seeds peaked in response to 15 kg S ha
–1
(without N fertilization). The EER of total biomass was highest in the absence of N and S fertilization. Nitrogen decreased the EER of seeds and total biomass by 47% and 56%, respectively. The N-induced decrease in the EER was reduced by 4–8% (seeds) and 4–10% (total biomass) when S was applied.
Publisher
Nature Publishing Group UK,Nature Publishing Group,Nature Portfolio
