Chemical evaluation of some stevia (Stevia Rebaudiana, bertoni) varieties of under different nitrogen fertilization levels

Tantawy, A. A.

Chemical evaluation of some stevia (Stevia Rebaudiana, bertoni) varieties of under different nitrogen fertilization levels [electronic resource] التقيم الكميايئ لبعض اصناف الاستيفيا تحت مستويات مختلفة من التسميد الازوتي - p.285-292.

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Two field experiments were carried out at agricultural research center, Giza; Egypt during 2015/2016 and
2016/2017 seasons to study the effect of nitrogen fertilizer levels (20, 30 and 40 kg N/ fed/cut.) on some stevia
varieties (china I, Egy I, spanti and shou2). The highest nitrogen rate of 40 kg. N /fed /cut was significant in all
studied yield andChemical characters and gave the highest values of stevioside%. recorded (6.09 and 6.62%),
,rebaudioside A% ( 7.23 and 8.04%), Stevioside kg /fed ( 238.9 and 286.1 kg) and rebaudioside A kg /fed
(287.2 and 350.5 kg)}, respectively as compared with the other two nitrogen treatments in both seasons.
Stevia Varieties were significantly different in all studied yield characters. china I Varieties gave the highest
values ofstevioside% (6.83 and 7.34 %), rebaudioside A% ( 8.44 and 9.26 %}, rebaudioside A kg /fed(300.8 and
363.2 kg), respectively ofall studied yield and chemical characters except for dry leaves yield kg/fed where EgyI
varieties gave the highest values in the first and second seasons .
. Concerning the effect of the interaction between nitrogen fertilizer levels and stevia varieties on yield and
chemical characters, nitrogen fertilizer level of 40 kg NI fed/cut applied to china I varieties gave the highest values
in all studied yield and chemical composition except for dry leaves yield (kg/fed) where EgyI varieties and
nitrogen fertilizer level of 40 kg N/fed/cut gave the highest values in the first and second seasons.



Summary in Arabic


Nitrogen fertilizers
Stevia
Stevioside.

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