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Management yield gap accounted for 51.8% of total soybean yield gap in Brazil.
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e0“For soybean, YGM was the main cause of total YG in Brazil, accounting for 51.8%”
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Yield gap of the double-crop system of main-season soybean with off-season maize in Brazil
Rogério de Souza Nóia; Paulo Cesar Sentelhas Crop and Pasture Science 2020. doi:10.1071/cp19372
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- Observation Water deficit accounted for about 70% of total yield gap for soybean and off-season maize in Cocos, Buritis, and Formosa.
- Observation Better management could increase soybean yield by 927.5 kg ha–1 in central Brazil.
- Observation Better management could increase off-season maize yield by 909.6 5 kg ha–1 in central Brazil.
- Observation Water-deficit yield gap accounted for 53.8% of total maize yield gap in Brazil.
- Intervention effect Choosing the best sowing date could reduce soybean water-deficit yield gap by 34–54%.
- Intervention effect Choosing the best sowing date could reduce off-season maize water-deficit yield gap by 66–89%.