@phdthesis{35a5fda62abb40f2ab8ea50eea1c96db,
title = "Enhancing nitrogen-use efficiency, grain yield and protein content in wheat with combined application of novel rock mineral fertiliser and microbial consortium inoculant in sandy soil",
abstract = "Wheat grain yield, protein content and nitrogen-use efficiency are affected by genotype, environment and fertiliser management. Optimising wheat grain yield and protein content requires effective nitrogen fertiliser management and improved nitrogen-use efficiency in sandy soils. The efficacy of biomineral fertiliser containing rock minerals and microbial consortium compared to inorganic fertilisers was examined using different wheat genotypes in nutrient-poor sandy soil. Biomineral fertiliser significantly increased nitrogen-use efficiency, grain yield, and protein content due to increased root growth and enhanced nutrient uptake. Biomineral fertiliser can be a viable alternative to inorganic fertilisers for sustainable wheat production.",
keywords = "Slow-release rock mineral fertiliser, microbial consortium inoculant, biomineral fertiliser, wheat, nitrogen-use efficiency, grain yield, grain protein content",
author = "Kinley Tshering",
year = "2023",
doi = "10.26182/egg8-7y58",
language = "English",
school = "The University of Western Australia",
}