GUO Ping1, HUANG Kecheng2, LI Xiaodong2, et al. Effects of Combined Application of Control-released Urea and Urea on Dry Matter Accumulation and Yield of Maize[J]. 2017, 31(1): 191-196.
DOI:
GUO Ping1, HUANG Kecheng2, LI Xiaodong2, et al. Effects of Combined Application of Control-released Urea and Urea on Dry Matter Accumulation and Yield of Maize[J]. 2017, 31(1): 191-196. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2017.01.032.
Effects of Combined Application of Control-released Urea and Urea on Dry Matter Accumulation and Yield of Maize
Controlled-release urea (CRU) and urea (U) were used to investigate the effects of five proportions of controlled-release urea blended with urea (100% CRU
25% U+75% CRU
50% U+50% CRU
75% U+25% CRU
100% U) and two controls (no N fertilization
CK1)
conventional fertilization (CK2
60% U as basal and 40% U top-dressed ) on agronomic characters
dry matter accumulation and distribution
and yield in maize. Results were as follows: (1)Nitrogen supply could increase the plant height
ear height
and leaf area
compared to the CK2 treatment
the combination applications of controlled-release urea with urea could increase the plant height
ear height
stalk diameter
and leaf area
improvement effect of the mixing ratio of 75% treatments were the most strong among them. (2)Compared to the CK2 treatment
the combination applications of controlled-release urea with urea could meet demand of life on jointing stage
promote dry matter accumulation on silking stage
and dry matter quantity were improved finally
improvement effect of the mixing ratio of 50%-75% treatments were the most strong among them. (3)Compared to the CK2 treatment
the dry matter of the combination applications of controlled-release urea with urea were lower on distribution proportion of the stalk and leaf
however
the distribution proportion of grain increased
the most in the mixing ratio of 75% treatments. (4)With different ratio of controlled-release urea were always higher
the yield
1 000-kernel weight
the grains per spike
ear length
and ear diameter increased firstly and then gradually decreased. The yield of the mixing ratio of 25%
50%
75%
and 100% increased by 3.70%
8.83%
11.23%
and 5.43% than the CK2. Therefore
applying controlled-release urea with a mixing ratio of 75% of basal dressing was most beneficial to meet the demand of life of maize
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