JIN Rong, LI Lan, GUO Ping, et al. Effects of the Mixed Ratios of Controlled-Release Nitrogen Fertilizer on Soil Nitrogen Content and Its Uptake and Utilization of Maize[J]. 2018, 32(6): 214-221.
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JIN Rong, LI Lan, GUO Ping, et al. Effects of the Mixed Ratios of Controlled-Release Nitrogen Fertilizer on Soil Nitrogen Content and Its Uptake and Utilization of Maize[J]. 2018, 32(6): 214-221. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.06.031.
Effects of the Mixed Ratios of Controlled-Release Nitrogen Fertilizer on Soil Nitrogen Content and Its Uptake and Utilization of Maize
A field experiment was carried out to study the effects of different mixed ratios of controlled-release urea (CRU) and conventional urea (CU) on soil nitrogen content
its uptake and utilization of maize (Zea mays L.) and grain yield. All treatments were applied with the same rate of nitrogen. The results showed that nitrogen fertilization significantly increased soil available nitrogen and total nitrogen contents in tillage layers of 0-20 cm and 20-40 cm. When using conventional urea
single basal application increased soil nitrogen content in the early growth stage
while twice application could improve the nitrogen content in the late growth stage. Compared with the conventional urea application
the single basal application of urea with a certain proportion of controlled-release urea significantly improved soil nitrogen content in tillage layer in each growth period. The suitable proportion of controlled-release urea mixed with conventional urea increased the nitrogen accumulation in maize in the middle and later stages to some extent
improved the apparent utilization rate of nitrogen fertilizer
the efficiency of nitrogen fertilizer
fertilizer contribution and the key enzymes activities of nitrogen metabolism in function leaves. At the same nitrogen application rate
the effect of the single basal application of the mixed fertilizers was even better than the twice applications of conventional urea. With the increasing proportions of controlled-release urea
the maize yield first increased and then decreased
and the yield under the treatment of 75% controlled-release urea+25% conventional urea was the highest
which was 12.09% (2014) and 21.58% (2015) higher than single basal application of conventional urea fertilizer
8.27% (2014) and 14.19% (2015) higher than the twice fertilizations
respectively. Therefore
the conventional urea mixed with 75% controlled-release urea could not only harmonize the soil nitrogen supply throughout the maize growing period
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