Claim · model-written summary
Under N treatment, soil NO3--N content in 60~120 cm showed a trend of increase at the late growing stage.
- Outcome
- NO3--N contente6
- Qualifier
- in 60~120 cm soil layer showed a trend of in-crease at the late growing stage under N treatmente6
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Verbatim
e6“From seedling stage to maturity of spring maize, NO3--N content in 0~60 cm soil layer showed a trend of increase-decrease-increase-decrease and keeping stable at the end, but in 60~120 cm soil layer showed a trend of in-crease at the late growing stage under N treatment”
Title
Juan Ying-hu Nongye ziyuan yu huanjing xuebao 2014
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Intervention effect Spring maize yield increased significantly with increasing N application rate.
- Intervention effect Above 180 kg·hm-2 N, spring maize yield stayed stable or tended to decline.
- Intervention effect N agronomic use efficiency, N uptake efficiency and N partial productivity decreased significantly with increasing N rate.
- Intervention effect N harvest index decreased significantly with increasing N rate.
- Intervention effect N apparent use efficiency and N physiological use efficiency first increased and then decreased with N rate.
- Observation Soil NO3--N content in 0~60 cm showed an increase-decrease-increase-decrease trend, then stabilised, over the season of spring maize.
- Observation Soil NO3--N content decreased in a wave manner with increasing soil depth.
- Intervention effect At 240 and 300 kg·hm-2 N, soil NO3--N content in 60~100 cm was significantly higher than under other N rates.
- Intervention effect NO3--N accumulation in 0~120 cm soil layer increased significantly with increasing N rate.
- Intervention effect Above 240 kg·hm-2 N, accumulated soil NO3--N had a high leaching risk.
- Recommendation 179 to 209 kg N·hm-2 is the reasonable N application rate for spring maize under the experimental conditions.