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Sowing methods caused significant differences in camphor seedling height and ground diameter.
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e1“significant differences on seedling height and ground diameter of camphor”
Title
Study on the Sowing Seedling-raising Technology of Camphor
Dong Bi-hui Anhui nongye kexue 2008
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- Intervention effect Sowing methods caused extremely significant differences in camphor main root length and lateral root number.
- Intervention effect Sowing methods caused extremely significant differences in camphor total seedling output and output of qualified seedlings.
- Intervention effect Fertilization kinds caused extremely significant differences in all measured camphor seedling indices.
- Intervention effect The output of qualified camphor seedlings under wide drill seeding was highest, at 258.3% of that under drill seeding.
- Intervention effect The output of qualified camphor seedlings under wide drill seeding was highest, at 105.0% of that under broadcast sowing.
- Intervention effect Fertilization with increased P and K raised camphor seedling height to 123.3% of that under conventional fertilization.
- Intervention effect Fertilization with increased P and K raised camphor seedling ground diameter to 128.3% of that under conventional fertilization.
- Intervention effect Fertilization with increased P and K raised camphor main root length to 132.4% of that under conventional fertilization.
- Intervention effect Fertilization with increased P and K raised camphor lateral root number to 135.2% of that under conventional fertilization.
- Recommendation Wide drill seeding should be used to raise strong camphor seedlings.
- Recommendation P and K application should be increased to raise strong camphor seedlings.