Claim · model-written summary
Authors concluded deep band placement with four listed rates could improve soil N and root N uptake.
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Verbatim
e0“a synchronized N150P60, N187P60, N150P75, or N187P75 fertilization rate with Deep band placement can improve soil N availability and root N uptake”
t0“Maize”
Title
Sharifullah Sharifi; Songmei Shi; Xingshui Dong; et al. Plants 2023. doi:10.3390/plants12223870
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Intervention effect Deep band placement increased maize leaf, stem and root N accumulation at four N/P rates.
- Intervention effect Deep band placement increased total soil N at four N/P rates.
- Intervention effect Deep band did not increase these N measures at the five other listed rates.
- Intervention effect N150 and N187 increased maize organ N accumulation over N112 at P60 or P75.
- Intervention effect P60 and P75 increased maize leaf and stem N accumulation over P45 at N150.
- Intervention effect Deep band increased agronomic N use efficiency at N150P75 and N187P75.
- Intervention effect Deep band increased partial factor productivity at N150P75 and N187P75.
- Intervention effect Deep band increased N use efficiency at the listed high N/P rates.
- Association Maize organ N concentrations correlated positively with their N accumulations or soil N concentrations.
- Recommendation Authors concluded this practice could increase aboveground N accumulation, NUE and yield.