Claim · model-written summary
The two NPK fertilizer levels did not differ significantly for maize traits in summer 2014.
- Treatment
- two fertilizer levelse0
- Outcome
- maize traitse0
- Direction
- no-significant differencee0
- Qualifier
- summer, 2014e0
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Verbatim
e0“there are no-significant difference between the two fertilizer levels for maize traits in the third season (summer, 2014)”
Title
Harb OM; Abd El Hay GH; Hager MA Agrotechnology 2016. doi:10.4172/2168-9881.1000143
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect Tillage systems did not differ significantly for studied maize traits in summer 2013.
- Intervention effect Conservation agriculture tillage significantly increased studied broad bean traits relative to other tillage systems in winter 2013/2014.
- Intervention effect Conservation agriculture gave significantly high values for studied maize traits in summer 2014.
- Intervention effect Full recommended NPK doses significantly improved maize traits compared with half doses in summer 2013.
- Intervention effect Full recommended NPK doses significantly improved broad bean traits compared with half doses in winter 2013/2014.
- Intervention effect Conservation agriculture with either full or half recommended NPK dose gave the greatest maize traits across the trials.
- Intervention effect Conservation agriculture with either full or half recommended NPK dose gave the greatest broad bean traits across the trials.
- Intervention effect The full and half NPK doses under conservation agriculture did not differ significantly.
- Intervention effect Conventional agriculture with half the recommended NPK dose produced the lowest values.
- Method / resource The crop models reflected the observed tillage and fertilizer response trend.
- Method / resource CERES-maize and CROPGRO-broad bean simulations of grain yield and harvest index had RMSE rated excellent to good.