DAI Jialu, LI Ruiping, LI Congcong, et al. Effects of Water Saving and Fertilizer Reducing on Water and Nutrients of Maize at Different Growth Stages in the Hetao Irrigated Area[J]. 2021, 35(1): 271-277.
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DAI Jialu, LI Ruiping, LI Congcong, et al. Effects of Water Saving and Fertilizer Reducing on Water and Nutrients of Maize at Different Growth Stages in the Hetao Irrigated Area[J]. 2021, 35(1): 271-277. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.01.039.
Effects of Water Saving and Fertilizer Reducing on Water and Nutrients of Maize at Different Growth Stages in the Hetao Irrigated Area
In order to investigate the effects of different irrigation and fertilization conditions on the growth of maize at different fertility stages in the Loop irrigation area
three irrigation levels of low water (1 800 m3/hm2)
medium water (2 250 m3/hm2) and high water (2 700 m3/hm2)
and three fertilization levels of low (300 kg/hm2)
medium (375 kg/hm2) and high (450 kg/hm2) fertilization were investigated using maize "Jinping628" as the material
respectively. At the same time
the local irrigation and fertilization amount were used as the control group (CK). The effects of 10 treatments on soil moisture
nutrient and maize growth in the seedling stage
jointing stage
tasseling stage
filling stage and maturity stage were analyzed. Based on the results
it was found that the average soil water content tended to decrease after the pulling stage. Maize water consumption was highest during the pulling and filling stages
accounting for more than 65% of water consumption during the entire reproductive period. Soil nitrate-nitrogen accumulation was minimal during the pull-out stage
and plants absorbed large amounts of nutrients for rapid maize growth. Under high water levels
maize yield and water-use efficiency tended to increase and then decrease with irrigation and fertilization. Through multiple stepwise regression analysis
the effects of soil moisture and nutrients on maize growth in different growth stages were screened out. The results showed that soil moisture had a greater influence on maize growth than soil nutrients at tasseling
filling and maturity stages
and soil nutrients at jointing stage had a greater impact on maize growth than soil moisture. The results of the study can provide a theoretical basis for water conservation and reduction of chemical fertilizer use in the loop irrigation area
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