Claim · model-written summary
Organic and inorganic fertilizer combinations differed significantly from their corresponding treatments in leaf nitrogen accumulation.
- Taxon
- Rice
Oryza sativat0 - Treatment
- compound application of the inorganic and organic fertilizer in A7,A6 and A5e0
- Outcome
- nitrogen accumulation of leaf (NAL)e0
- Comparator
- corresponding treatments A2,A3 and A4e0
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Verbatim
t0“Rice”
e0“significant difference on nitrogen accumulation of leaf (NAL),nitrogen accumulation stem (NAS) and total nitrogen accumulation (TNA) between the compound application of the inorganic and organic fertilizer in A7,A6 and A5 with the corresponding treatments A2,A3 and A4”
Title
Luo Zhi-xiang 2010
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect Fertilizer combinations differed significantly in stem nitrogen accumulation.
- Intervention effect Fertilizer combinations differed significantly in total nitrogen accumulation.
- Observation Varietal differences appeared mainly in leaf nitrogen accumulation and total nitrogen accumulation at late stages.
- Intervention effect A6 had the highest nitrogen harvest index, 15.2% higher than A5.
- Intervention effect A3 had the highest leaf nitrogen apparent translate ratio, 6.1% above A2.
- Intervention effect A3 had the highest stem nitrogen apparent translate ratio, 9.53% above A5.
- Intervention effect Combining organic fertilizer increased nitrogen use efficiency by 10%.
- Intervention effect A4 biomass was highest among treatments and 50.6% above A1.
- Intervention effect A4 grain yield was highest among treatments and 16.4% above A1.
- Observation Nitrogen apparent translate ratio did not differ significantly among fertilizer treatments and high yielding varieties.
- Intervention effect Compound organic fertilizer significantly increased nitrogen use efficiency and nitrogen harvest index.