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Zn15 maximized grain starch in Xunxian.
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e0“The content of starch in the grain of summer maize reached the maximum when the treatment was Zn15,Zn30,Zn30 in Xunxian,Yuzhou,Yanshi.”
Title
Gan Wan-xian Acta Agriculturae Boreali-Sinica 2014
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- Intervention effect Appropriate zinc fertilizer increased leaf soluble sugar.
- Intervention effect Appropriate zinc fertilizer increased grain starch content.
- Intervention effect Appropriate zinc fertilizer increased grain yield.
- Observation The zinc amount maximizing leaf soluble sugar varied among Xunxian, Yuzhou and Yanshi.
- Intervention effect Overall, 30 kg / ha zinc fertilizer maximized corn leaf soluble sugar at the three locations.
- Intervention effect At equal zinc amount, soil application improved maize leaf soluble sugar more than soil plus spray application.
- Intervention effect Zn30 maximized grain starch in Yuzhou.
- Intervention effect Zn30 maximized grain starch in Yanshi.
- Intervention effect At equal zinc amount, soil application improved grain starch more than soil plus spray application.
- Intervention effect Soil zinc at 15 kg / ha plus two sprays of 7. 5 kg / ha maximized dry matter yield in Xunxian.
- Intervention effect Soil zinc fertilizer 30 kg / ha maximized dry matter yield in Yuzhou.
- Intervention effect Soil zinc fertilizer 15 kg / ha maximized dry matter yield in Yanshi.
- Intervention effect Soil plus spray zinc increased Xunxian summer corn dry matter.
- Association Ground dry matter response varied with zinc amount in Yuzhou and Xunxian.
- Association At each location, the zinc amount for maximum grain yield matched the amount for maximum dry matter yield.
- Intervention effect At equal zinc amount, soil plus spray zinc gave better grain yield response in Yanshi and Yuzhou than Xunxian.