Claim · model-written summary
Under preceding crop beans soybean reached the highest yield, followed by preceding crop peas.
- Taxon
- soybean
Glycine maxe0 - Treatment
- preceding crop beanse0
- Outcome
- highest yielde0
- Direction
- higheste0
- Comparator
- treatment pease0
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Verbatim
e0“Under the conditions of preceding crop beans,the soybean reached the highest yield,followed by treatment peas”
Title
Liu Guo-da Dadou kexue 2015
Other claims from this paper (14)
- Intervention effect Soybean yield increased with preceding crop beans among the preceding crop treatments.
- Intervention effect Compared with preceding crop wheat, preceding crops peas and beans increased soybean stem diameter, number of branches and dry matter accumulation at R2 and R8.
- Intervention effect Compared with preceding crop wheat, preceding crops peas and beans decreased soybean plant height.
- Intervention effect Under preceding crop beans, soybean stem diameter increased by 3.5% compared with preceding crop wheat.
- Intervention effect Under preceding crop beans, soybean number of branches per plant increased by 5.9% compared with preceding crop wheat.
- Intervention effect Under preceding crop beans, soybean dry matter accumulation increased by 5.7% compared with preceding crop wheat.
- Intervention effect Under preceding crop beans, soybean yield exceeded that under preceding crop wheat by 197.94 kg per ha.
- Intervention effect Soybean plant height, number of branches and plant dry matter accumulation increased with increasing nitrogen level across preceding crop treatments.
- Intervention effect Under preceding crops broad bean and pea, soybean plant height, number of branches and plant dry matter accumulation increased with increasing nitrogen level.
- Intervention effect Under preceding crops peas and beans, soybean yield (written as field) first increased and then decreased with increasing nitrogen rate.
- Intervention effect Soybean yield (written as field) was highest at the nitrogen level of 30 kg per ha under preceding crops peas and beans.
- Intervention effect Under preceding crops wheat and potato, soybean yield (written as field) increased with increasing amount of nitrogen.
- Intervention effect The highest soybean yield (written as field) was obtained with the combination A3B2 (preceding crop beans with 30 kg per ha nitrogen).
- Recommendation The authors conclude that in the maize-soybean relay-sowing system, preceding crop beans with nitrogen at 30 kg per ha benefits soybean dry matter accumulation and yield.