This research looked at how fertiliser application and specific genetic variants combine to impact on the potentially harmful acrylamide forming potential of soft wheat. Adding sulphur fertiliser helps to reduce grain asparagine content (which is the key precursor to acrylamide). This research indicated that a N : S application rate of 10 to 1 (kg/ha) was sufficient to prevent large increases in asparagine.
How fertiliser application and specific genetic variants combine to impact on the acrylamide forming potential of wheat
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authors:Joe Oddy, Rothamsted Research, UK
published:2023
Open webinar, 22 February 2023
SKU: Web-49 Categories: Arable Crops, Sulphur, Uptake by Plants, Webinars
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