Supplemntal Data Biofortification ZnSB_Rev3

Inoculation with ZSB B has been demonstrated to enhance the quality of organic fertilizer, facilitate the release of organic acids and phytohormones, and boost the effectiveness and efficiency of NPK fertilizer by 25%. This improvement is evidenced by the fact that applying 75% of the recommended NPK fertilizer already achieved optimal sorghum grain yield, comparable to the yield obtained with 100% NPK fertilizer, leading to a potential 25% reduction in fertilizer costs.

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2025-09-03
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https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.30048214
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Abstract

Inoculation with ZSB B has been demonstrated to enhance the quality of organic fertilizer, facilitate the release of organic acids and phytohormones, and boost the effectiveness and efficiency of NPK fertilizer by 25%. This improvement is evidenced by the fact that applying 75% of the recommended NPK fertilizer already achieved optimal sorghum grain yield, comparable to the yield obtained with 100% NPK fertilizer, leading to a potential 25% reduction in fertilizer costs.

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