Claim · model-written summary
Loam soil gave highest grain yield
- Taxon
- winter wheat
Triticum aestivumt0 - Outcome
- grain yielde0
- Direction
- higheste0
- Setting
- loam soile0
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Verbatim
e0“Cultivars grown on loam soil had the highest preand post-anthesis N accumulation (NA) of total plant, leaves, stems and grains, as well as nitrogen remobilization to grain (NR), grain yield and N use efficiency (NUE).”
t0“winter wheat”
Title
Xiong Shu Chinese Journal of Plant Ecology 2013
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- Association GS activity and free amino acids had inverted V patterns with soil-dependent peak timing
- Association The peak on sandy soil was 10 days earlier than on loam and clay soils
- Observation GS activity and free amino acids were not detected on sandy soil on May 22
- Association Loam soil gave highest preand post-anthesis N accumulation (NA) of total plant, leaves, stems and grains
- Association Loam soil gave highest nitrogen remobilization to grain (NR)
- Association Loam soil gave highest N use efficiency (NUE)
- Association Sandy soil gave highest N remobilization efficiency (NRE)
- Association Sandy soil gave highest contribution of N remobilized to grain nitrogen (NRC)
- Association Sandy soil gave highest N harvest index (NHI)
- Association Sandy soil gave highest N physiological efficiency (NPE)
- Observation NRC on sandy soil was 82.46%-95.84%
- Association NR was about seven-fold higher than post-anthesis NA on sandy soil
- Observation Post-anthesis NA contribution was 36.6% on loam soil
- Observation Post-anthesis NA contribution was 29.2% on clay soil
- Association ZM366 was highest for GS activity, free amino acid content on sandy soil
- Association ZM366 was highest for grain yield on sandy soil
- Association ZM366 was highest for protein content, NUE and NPE on sandy soil
- Observation ‘AK58’ was best on loam soil
- Observation ‘ZM22’ was best on clay soil