Effects of Combined Application of Phosphorus and Potassium on Japonica Rice Yield and Quality Under Total Crop Residue Incorporated During the Late-rice Cropping Seasons
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Effects of Combined Application of Phosphorus and Potassium on Japonica Rice Yield and Quality Under Total Crop Residue Incorporated During the Late-rice Cropping Seasons
CHENG Chen, Lü Weisheng, ZHU Bo, et al. Effects of Combined Application of Phosphorus and Potassium on Japonica Rice Yield and Quality Under Total Crop Residue Incorporated During the Late-rice Cropping Seasons[J]. 2020, 34(6): 244-251.
DOI:
CHENG Chen, Lü Weisheng, ZHU Bo, et al. Effects of Combined Application of Phosphorus and Potassium on Japonica Rice Yield and Quality Under Total Crop Residue Incorporated During the Late-rice Cropping Seasons[J]. 2020, 34(6): 244-251. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.06.034.
Effects of Combined Application of Phosphorus and Potassium on Japonica Rice Yield and Quality Under Total Crop Residue Incorporated During the Late-rice Cropping Seasons
but the optimal combined application of phosphorus and potassium on late japonica rice under crop residue incorporation is still unclear. A two-factor (P and K) experimental design was adopted in the field experiments
four levels of P and K fertilizer application rates were set up
which P2O5 were 0
63.75
127.50
191.25 kg/hm2 (denoted by P0
P1
P2
P3) and K2O were 0
102
204
306 kg/hm2 (denoted by K0
K1
K2
K3)
respectively. The yield
quality
and milled rice nitrogen accumulation of japonica rice were investigated and analyzed at rice harvest stage. Both P and K fertilizer could significantly enhance the yield
dry matter weight and harvest index of late japonica rice
and the significant interaction effect between them was found in our study. The reasonable combined application of P and K fertilizers had synergetic effect on the yield of late japonica rice
the high yield was achieved when the application rates of P and K fertilizer were 62.45 kg/hm2and 206.08 kg/hm2
respectively. At the same time
the milled rice nitrogen accumulation was significantly increased by the reasonable combined application of P and K fertilizers. The brown rice rate
milled rice rate
head milled rice and gel consistency were improved by the reasonable combined application of P and K fertilizers
but the chalkiness rate
chalkiness degree
amylose content and protein content were also increased. Except that the peak viscosity
hot viscosity and cool viscosity had significant differences among the amount of K fertilizer
there were no significant differences in the rice RVA profile characteristics in P
K fertilizer and interaction of both. And the peak viscosity
hot viscosity and cool viscosity were first increased and then decreased with the increased amount of K fertilizer applied. In practices
optimizing the combined application of P and K fertilizers on japonica rice should be concerned during the late-rice cropping seasons in Southern China. The synergy effect of K and P was best under P1K2
which simultaneously achieved the high yield
high efficiency and high quality production of late japonica rice under upper-middle soil fertility and total rice straw incorporation.
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