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The best economic nitrogen rate for summer maize was 199 kg / ha.
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e0“The best economic nitrogen rate for summer maize was 199 kg / ha”
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RU Shu-hu Acta Agriculturae Boreali-Sinica 2015
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- Observation Winter wheat yield was highest at 309 kg / ha nitrogen.
- Observation The best economic nitrogen rate for winter wheat was 291 kg / ha.
- Observation Summer maize yield was highest at 213 kg / ha nitrogen.
- Association Soil nitrate accumulation increased rapidly with nitrogen rate and planting years.
- Intervention effect After the second year, soil nitrate at wheat harvest increased 56. 06% under the specified nitrogen regime.
- Intervention effect After the second year, soil nitrate at maize harvest increased 62. 07% under the specified nitrogen regime.
- Association A higher nitrogen amount raised the fraction of total nitrate at 100- 200 cm.
- Observation Wheat nitrogen fertilizer use efficiency reached 46. 61% at 150 kg / ha nitrogen.
- Observation Corn nitrogen fertilizer use efficiency reached 37. 51% at 150 kg / ha nitrogen.
- Recommendation The authors recommend 250- 300 kg / ha nitrogen for wheat.
- Recommendation The authors recommend 150- 200 kg / ha nitrogen for corn.