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The fixed ratio of Zn applied to soil was 85%～92.45% in the second year.
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e0“Effect Zn、P and organic fertilizer application on the maize in carboante Chernozem was studied by means of pot culture experiment from 1992 to 1996”
e4“The fixed ratio of Zn applied into soil was 65%～88% in the first year, 85%～92.45% in the second year, 88.5%～92.45% in the third year”
Title
Effect of Zinc, Phosphate and Organic Fertilizer on Growth and Yield of Maize
Liu Shu Guizhou nongye kexue 2001
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Intervention effect Applying Zn and P fertilizer together during the maize seedling stage obviously increased biomass production, whereas Zn fertilizer alone was invalid.
- Association Zn and P showed positive interaction effects in carbonate Chernozem severely lacking P.
- Intervention effect Applying P and organic fertilizer caused albino maize plants at the seedling stage.
- Observation The fixed ratio of Zn applied to soil was 65%～88% in the first year.
- Observation The fixed ratio of Zn applied to soil was 88.5%～92.45% in the third year.
- Intervention effect Applying P and Zn fertilizer together enhanced the utilized ratio of Zn.
- Intervention effect Applying P and Zn fertilizer together enhanced the utilized ratio of P.