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Rice plant nitrogen content was significantly affected by genotype and nitrogen fertilization.
- Taxon
- rice
Oryza sativae0 - Outcome
- Nitrogen contente0
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e0“Nitrogen content in rice plant was affected significantly by both genotype and nitrogen fertilization”
Title
Mahendra Pal; Guoping Zhang; Chen Jin-xin ORYZA- An International Journal on Rice 2008
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Observation Rice N content increased with N uptake rate across all plant parts.
- Observation Rice grain contained 66% of total N at N0.
- Observation Rice grain contained 59% of total N at N1.
- Observation Rice grain contained 60% of total N at N2.
- Observation Genotype-by-N-rate interaction significantly affected leaf N content at tillering and heading.
- Observation Genotype-by-N-rate interaction significantly affected grain N content at maturity.
- Observation Genotype and N fertilization significantly affected physiological N use efficiency.
- Observation Common rice had higher physiological N use efficiency.
- Observation Agronomic N use efficiency and fertilizer N efficiency did not differ significantly among genotypes and N rates.