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LCU emergence fell from 70.0% at 40 kg N h to 59.5% at 100kg N h.
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e0“the emergence rate was 40.8% at 40kg N h and no seedlings were emerged at the higher levels, in MS S10 plots higher than 80% at all the N levels, and decreased with the N levels from 70.0% at 40 kg N h to 59.5% at 100kg N h of LCU”
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Suk Soon Lee; Dong Wook Lee The Korean Journal of Crop Science 2001
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Intervention effect MS 10 at 40kg N h yielded 40.8% seedling emergence.
- Intervention effect Higher MS 10 rates yielded no emerged seedlings.
- Intervention effect MS S10 produced emergence above 80% at all nitrogen levels.
- Intervention effect MS 10 at 40 kg N h caused seedling wilting by day eight.
- Intervention effect LCU at 80 and 100 kg N h caused seedling wilting by day eight.
- Intervention effect Seedling growth was normal at every tested MS S10 level.
- Intervention effect MS S10 at 90 and 120kg N h gave grain yield similar to conventional split urea.
- Intervention effect Grain yield at 90 and 120kg N h MS S10 exceeded that at 30 and 60kg N h.
- Association Fertilizer nitrogen recovery decreased as nitrogen level increased.
- Observation MS S10 at 90 kg N h achieved 62.2% fertilizer nitrogen recovery.
- Observation Conventional split urea achieved 44.2% fertilizer nitrogen recovery.
- Recommendation The authors considered about 90 kg N h MS S10 the optimum seedbox rate.