Nitrogen Rate Affects Stalk Brix, Nutrient Partitioning and Sodium Accumulation in Sweet Sorghum Grown on Coastal Saline Soil
A two-year field study in China's Yellow River Delta demonstrates that while no nitrogen fertilization (N0) maximizes sugar concentration and nutrient accumulation in sweet sorghum grown on saline soil, a moderate application rate of 90 kg ha⁻¹ (N2) optimizes biomass and nitrogen content, suggesting distinct nitrogen management strategies for bioenergy production versus phytoremediation.
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