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Maize planting techniques shifted toward technical integration and modeled cultivation.
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e0“Planting techniques has shifted from popularization of individual techniques and improvement of farmland conditions to technical integration and modeled cultivation.”
t0“maize production techniques”
Title
Evolution and development of maize production techniques in China.
Shaokun Li; Wang Chong-tao Zhongguo nongye Kexue 2009
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- Observation Maize yield per unit area in China increased by 4 205.1 kg or 437.3% from 1949 to 2007.
- Observation Maize total yield in China increased from 12.418 million tons to 152.30 million tons.
- Observation Annual maize yield growth per unit area was 85.84 kg·hm-2.
- Observation Yield per unit area contributed 68.4% to total maize yield growth.
- Observation Planting area expansion contributed 31.6% to total maize yield growth.
- Observation Maize production techniques developed in breeding and planting.
- Observation Maize breeding and popularization passed through four listed stages.
- Recommendation The authors identify close planting, adversity resistance, adaptability, high yield and mechanization suitability as future maize variety trends.