Impact of plant traits on nitrogen-efficiency and compartmentation in arable systems: Aspects of Applied Biology 105

IJ Bingham; SP Hoad; Alison Karley; Pete Iannetta; T Valentine; Mark W. Young; Geoffrey R Squire

Impact of plant traits on nitrogen-efficiency and compartmentation in arable systems: Aspects of Applied Biology 105

IJ Bingham
, SP Hoad
, Alison Karley
, Pete Iannetta
, T Valentine
, Mark W. Young
, Geoffrey R Squire

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

Original language	English
Pages	89-96
Publication status	Print publication - Dec 2010
Event	Aspects in Applied Biology. Water and nitrogen use efficiency in plants and crops. Martson, Lincolnshire. Association of Applied Biologists - Martson, Lincolnshire, United Kingdom Duration: 15 Dec 2010 → 16 Dec 2010 Conference number: 105

Conference

Conference	Aspects in Applied Biology. Water and nitrogen use efficiency in plants and crops. Martson, Lincolnshire. Association of Applied Biologists
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Period	15/12/10 → 16/12/10

Keywords

Nitrogen
Efficiency
Plant and crop
Traits
Arable system

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Bingham, IJ., Hoad, SP., Karley, A., Iannetta, P., Valentine, T., Young, M. W., & Squire, G. R. (2010). Impact of plant traits on nitrogen-efficiency and compartmentation in arable systems: Aspects of Applied Biology 105. 89-96. Paper presented at Aspects in Applied Biology. Water and nitrogen use efficiency in plants and crops. Martson, Lincolnshire. Association of Applied Biologists, United Kingdom.

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Bingham, IJ, Hoad, SP, Karley, A, Iannetta, P, Valentine, T, Young, MW & Squire, GR 2010, 'Impact of plant traits on nitrogen-efficiency and compartmentation in arable systems: Aspects of Applied Biology 105', Paper presented at Aspects in Applied Biology. Water and nitrogen use efficiency in plants and crops. Martson, Lincolnshire. Association of Applied Biologists, United Kingdom, 15/12/10 - 16/12/10 pp. 89-96.

Impact of plant traits on nitrogen-efficiency and compartmentation in arable systems: Aspects of Applied Biology 105. / Bingham, IJ; Hoad, SP; Karley, Alison et al.
2010. 89-96 Paper presented at Aspects in Applied Biology. Water and nitrogen use efficiency in plants and crops. Martson, Lincolnshire. Association of Applied Biologists, United Kingdom.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

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Bingham IJ, Hoad SP, Karley A, Iannetta P, Valentine T, Young MW et al.. Impact of plant traits on nitrogen-efficiency and compartmentation in arable systems: Aspects of Applied Biology 105. 2010. Paper presented at Aspects in Applied Biology. Water and nitrogen use efficiency in plants and crops. Martson, Lincolnshire. Association of Applied Biologists, United Kingdom.