
doi: 10.1007/bf02855445
1. Yield increases under irrigated Long Island conditions were obtained with applications up to 210 pounds of nitrogen per acre with Cobbler and Katahdin varieties. 2. Nitrogen distribution had little effect on yield as long as vines were allowed to go to maturity. 3. When less than 70 pounds of the total nitrogen was applied at planting, maturity was delayed. 4. In general, the earlier the nitrogen was applied the higher was the specific gravity. 5. The nitrogen sources gave similar responses in all determinations made.
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