Claim · model-written summary
Variety by nitrogen interactions differed significantly for the parameters measured except ear height and kernel per cob.
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Verbatim
e0“Varieties by nitrogen interactions differed significantly for the various parameters measured except for ear height and kernel/cob”
t0“Five Maize Varieties”
Title
Anjorin, F.B Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) 2013. doi:10.15580/gjas.2013.12.060913818
Other claims from this paper (13)
- Intervention effect N fertilizer significantly increased the growth and yield related parameters of maize traits, except ear height and ear length.
- Intervention effect N fertilizer did not significantly change ear height and ear length.
- Observation Grain yield was higher in 2011.
- Observation In fertilized plots, variety ART SW5-OB had the highest mean grain yield.
- Observation In fertilizer-stressed plots, Obatanpa had the highest grain yield compared with other varieties.
- Observation In fertilizer-stressed plots, ARTSW6-OB had the highest grain yield compared with other varieties.
- Observation Variety Ile1-OB had the highest yield reduction under the two fertility environments.
- Observation Variety ARTSW5-OB had the highest nitrogen use efficiency.
- Observation Variety Obatanpa had the lowest nitrogen use efficiency.
- Observation Variety ARTSW6-OB had the lowest nitrogen use efficiency.
- Observation Variety Obatanpa produced better grain yield under low nitrogen input.
- Observation Variety ARTSW6-OB produced better grain yield under low nitrogen input.
- Intervention effect The authors conclude that maize varieties showed a positive and varied response to nitrogen fertilizer application.