Claim · model-written summary
With combined N and S application, grain filling followed an S-shaped curve that increased slowly at first, then quickly, then slowly again.
- Taxon
- winter wheat
Triticum aestivume0 - Material
- Xiaoyan 22e0
- Treatment
- combined application of N and Se1
- Outcome
- grain fillinge1
- Qualifier
- which increased slowly at first, then quickly, and then slowly againe2
- Setting
- Guanzhong Plain, Chinae0
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Verbatim
e0“A field experiment was conducted on the Guanzhong Plain, China, to evaluate the effects of N and S application on characteristics of winter wheat (cv. Xiaoyan 22) grain filling and yield”
e1“with the combined application of N and S, grain filling followed a”
e2“which increased slowly at first, then quickly, and then slowly again”
Title
[Effects of N and S application on grain filling characteristics and yield of winter wheat].
Yu-Xia Zhao; Na Li; Fang Zhou; et al. PubMed 2014
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Association With 108 and 267 kg N x hm(-2), grain fill duration, theoretical maximum grain yield and average filling rate decreased as the S application rate increased.
- Intervention effect With 97.5 and 202.5 kg S x hm(-2), N application improved grain filling parameter values.
- Association With 187.5 kg N x hm(-2) or 150 kg S x hm(-2), the parameters first increased, reached a maximum and then decreased as the S or N input increased.
- Observation Grain filling rate increased for 25 days following anthesis.
- Observation After the initial phase, grain filling rate declined at a rate that varied among treatments.
- Association When N input exceeded 187.5 kg x hm(-2) or S input exceeded 150 kg x hm(-2), grain filling rate decreased as S or N input increased.
- Intervention effect Combined N and S fertilizer application at appropriate rates could increase head density and grain yield.
- Intervention effect Regression equations estimated highest grain yield (3753 kg x hm(-2) or more) with a high N rate combined with a moderate S rate.