DAI Xinjun, XIA Qing, YANG Zhenping, et al. Effects of Postponing Nitrogen Application on Accumulation and Transport of Nitrogen and Yield and Quality of Grain in Strong-gluten Wheat[J]. 2018, 32(3): 289-294.
DOI:
DAI Xinjun, XIA Qing, YANG Zhenping, et al. Effects of Postponing Nitrogen Application on Accumulation and Transport of Nitrogen and Yield and Quality of Grain in Strong-gluten Wheat[J]. 2018, 32(3): 289-294. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.03.043.
Effects of Postponing Nitrogen Application on Accumulation and Transport of Nitrogen and Yield and Quality of Grain in Strong-gluten Wheat
In order to explore the reasonable ratio of topdressing gluten wheat with nitrogen fertilizer
the effect of basal nitrogen application rate
dressing rate at jointing stage and booting stage (10:0:0
7:3:0
7:2:1
6:4:0
6:2:2
5:5:0 and 5:3:2) on the N accumulate and transfer and grain yield and quality of CA0547 (strong gluten wheat) were studied in the irrigated wheat field in central of Shanxi Province. The results showed:(1) Appropriate dressing N had a significant regulatory effect on accumulation and translocation of N and dry matter
yield and quality of CA0547. (2) Dressing nitrogen could significantly increase nitrogen content after jointing stage
N transfer amount pre-anthesis and N accumulation amount post-anthesis
promote accumulation of N in grain
increase dry matter transport pre-anthesis and dry matter accumulation post-anthesis
which provided a material basis for the increase of yield. (3) About 68.38%~75.18% of N in the grains came from nitrogen translocation pre-anthesis
and 55.12%~70.04% of yield came from dry matter accumulation post-anthesis. Dressing nitrogen increased yield by increasing the number of ears and per spike
and increased N absorption and production efficiency. (4) Dressing nitrogen could improve the contents of gliadin
gluten
protein and wet-gluten
improve the gluten index and starch content
improve glutenin/gliadin ratio and straight/branch ratio
and improve grain quality. Correlation analysis also showed that increase dry matter accumulation post- anthesis and pre-anthesis nitrogen translocation amount of vegetative organs could improve quality. (5) The effect of N application at jointing and booting stage was inferior to N application at jointing stage. Comprehensive analysis showed that N amount of 150 kg/hm2
at nitrogen ratio of 6:4:0 (base fertilizer:jointing fertilizer:boosting fertilizer) could better coordinate the relationship between yield and quality.
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