Claim · model-written summary
Water retaining agent improved soil water content and soil drought resistance.
- Taxon
- Diospyros lotus
Diospyros lotust0 - Treatment
- water retaining agente0
- Outcome
- content of soil water and enhance the dry resistance of soile0
- Direction
- improvee0
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Verbatim
e0“mulching film,grass cover and water retaining agent could improve the content of soil water and enhance the dry resistance of soil”
t0“Diospyros lotus”
Title
Direct seeding of Diospyros lotus in rocky hills.
Qingmei Li; Hou LongYu; Liu Yan; et al. 2009
Other claims from this paper (14)
- Intervention effect Mulching film increased average daily soil temperature.
- Intervention effect Grass cover decreased average daily soil temperature.
- Intervention effect Block cover decreased average daily soil temperature.
- Intervention effect Mulching film improved soil water content and soil drought resistance.
- Intervention effect Grass cover improved soil water content and soil drought resistance.
- Intervention effect Mulching film significantly increased emergence speed and emergence rate.
- Intervention effect Grass cover significantly increased emergence speed and emergence rate.
- Intervention effect Block cover significantly increased emergence speed and emergence rate.
- Intervention effect Mulching film promoted seedling growth.
- Intervention effect Water retaining agent had no significant effect on seedling growth.
- Intervention effect Rooting powder had no significant effect on seedling growth.
- Observation At 180 days after seeding, preserving rate did not differ significantly across treatments.
- Observation At 180 days after seeding, seedling height did not differ significantly across treatments.
- Observation At 180 days after seeding, ground diameter did not differ significantly across treatments.