Advances in optimizing potassium-use efficiency in crop production Professor Joe Bogue

Advances in optimizing potassium-use efficiency in crop production Professor Joe BoguePotassium use efficiency (KUE) is the outcome of a complex interaction among crop internal physiology, the environment and the management practices imposed on the production system. Four metrics of KUE are discussed: partial factor productivity (PFPK), partial nutrient balance (PNBK), agronomic efficiency (AEK), and recovery efficiency (REK). The chapter also explores genetic modifications to increase KUE by either improving the efficiency of K

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