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Water use efficiency increased with nitrogen.
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e0“Water use efficiency increased with a higher N rate”
Title
Zhiyu Wang; Kun Zhang; Guangcheng Shao; et al. Agronomy 2023. doi:10.3390/agronomy13123022
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- Association Height and leaf area increased with nitrogen rate.
- Association Water condition differences in growth were small apart from 2021 leaf area.
- Observation Hydraulic lift rose then declined during observation.
- Association Drier topsoil was associated with more hydraulic lift.
- Association More nitrogen was associated with more hydraulic lift.
- Association Topsoil water and nitrogen significantly affected total hydraulic lift.
- Association Topsoil water and nitrogen significantly affected root morphology.
- Association Seed yield tended to fall as topsoil dried at N240 or N360.
- Association Lint yield tended to fall as topsoil dried, except in 2021.
- Association Seed and lint yield tended to fall as nitrogen rate fell.
- Association Evapotranspiration decreased as topsoil dried.
- Association Nitrogen rate made little difference to evapotranspiration.
- Association Nitrogen partial factor productivity fell with higher nitrogen.
- Association PFPN under W0.4 was lower than W0.6 at N240 or N120.