Claim · model-written summary
Maize after oat had 65.4% lower yield.
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e0“maize grown after oat showed 40.4% lower biomass and 65.4% lower yield”
Title
Hide Omae; Fujio Nagumo Journal of Agricultural Science 2016. doi:10.5539/jas.v8n9p44
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Intervention effect Maize after hairy vetch with half-rate N and zero tillage had the same biomass and yield as the control.
- Intervention effect Maize after oat had 40.4% lower biomass.
- Intervention effect Cover crop mulch lowered runoff by 85.3-92.9% versus control.
- Intervention effect Cover crop mulch lowered soil erosion by 68.6-98.7% versus control.
- Observation Nitrate leaching ranked control highest, then vetch-maize, mixed cover crops, and oat-maize.
- Observation NO3-N release showed peaks at 18 and 37 days after sowing in vetch-maize plots.
- Observation Control plots showed a single NO3-N release peak at 32 DAS.
- Association N supply and crop demand were better synchronized under hairy vetch-maize than under oat-maize or conventional cultivation.