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SCFT increased nitrogen use efficiency by 16.86–26.47 %.
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e0“These changes increased crop yield, water-use efficiency, and nitrogen use efficiency by 16.86–26.47 %, 4–6 kg/(ha·mm) and 16.86–26.47 %, respectively.”
t0“a maize field experiment was conducted in Shanxi Province”
t1“SCFT could significantly promote the growth and development of maize”
Title
Haitao Wang; Xiaoyang Liang; Xiaokun Feng; et al. Agricultural Water Management 2025. doi:10.1016/j.agwat.2025.109725
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- Intervention effect Biogas slurry topdressing significantly raised soil moisture within 5 %.
- Intervention effect Biogas slurry topdressing increased root-zone ammonium and nitrate nitrogen shortly after application.
- Intervention effect Maize growth and development were significantly promoted by SCFT, especially at 100 %.
- Intervention effect SCFT increased plant height, diameter and leaf area index by about 10 % versus chemical fertilizer.
- Intervention effect SCFT improved SPAD value by about 50 %.
- Intervention effect SCFT improved dry matter quality by about 30 %.
- Intervention effect SCFT improved nitrogen uptake by about 20 %.
- Intervention effect SCFT increased crop yield by 16.86–26.47 %.
- Intervention effect SCFT increased water-use efficiency by 4–6 kg/(ha·mm).
- Observation The positive effects of SCFT accumulated annually.
- Intervention effect Biogas slurry topdressing prolonged the maize growth cycle.