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Mo supply was positive correlativity with maize soluble sugar.
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e0“The Mo supplying levels are positive correlativity with the content of total sugar, soluble sugar and fibre, but negative correlativity with the protein-N content of the plant and chlorophyll content of leaves at the seedling stage of maize”
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Yang Li 2002
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- Intervention effect Moderate Mo application promoted NPK absorption in maize.
- Intervention effect Moderate Mo increased maize N fertilizer use efficiency by 23 38%.
- Intervention effect Moderate Mo increased maize P fertilizer use efficiency by 26 52%.
- Intervention effect Moderate Mo increased maize K fertilizer use efficiency by 65 21%.
- Intervention effect Moderate Mo increased maize grain yield by 4 35%.
- Intervention effect Moderate Mo changed maize grain quality.
- Intervention effect Excessive Mo may inhibit maize NPK absorption.
- Intervention effect Excessive Mo was unfavorable for maize grain yield.
- Association Mo supply was positive correlativity with maize total sugar.
- Association Mo supply was positive correlativity with maize fibre.
- Association Mo supply was negative correlativity with maize protein-N content.
- Association Mo supply was negative correlativity with maize chlorophyll content.