(2010) [ 41 ], who postulated an increase in TPC (mg GAE g −1 DW) in basil leaves ( Ocimum basilicum L.) corresponding to three cultivars (Sweet Thai, Dark Opal, and Genovese) following different K fertilization treatments (1–5 mM); those authors found an increasing trend that was directly proportional to the K concentration, and they highlighted a strongly significant increase of 27.6% in TPC ( p ≤ 0.05) compared with the control treatment in the case of the cv.
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Antioxidants in Shell and Nut Yield Components after Ca, Mg and K Preharvest Spraying on Hazelnut Plantations in Southern Chile.
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