Claim · model-written summary
Control irrigation increased effective tiller percentage and leaf area index.
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Verbatim
e7“in paddy rice were surveyed and analyzed systematically in Yellow River Irrigation Area in Ninxia Autonomous region”
e0“percentage of effective tillers and leaf area index increase rationally”
Title
Peng Shi Irrigation and Drainage 2000
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Intervention effect Control irrigation increased rice yield by 5.3% to 10398 kg/hm 2.
- Intervention effect Control irrigation saved irrigation water by 38.8%.
- Intervention effect Control irrigation raised coarse protein content by 0.21%.
- Intervention effect Control irrigation raised integral fine rice percentage by 1.59%.
- Intervention effect Control irrigation lowered diseased plant percentage by 19.8%.
- Intervention effect Control irrigation lowered infected leaf percentage by 15.4%.
- Intervention effect Control irrigation lowered lodging rate by 18.3%.
- Mechanism Water and soil moisture adjustment improved root-zone soil properties.
- Observation Control irrigation led to earlier and faster tiller formation and growth.
- Observation Control irrigation produced larger ears, more grain per ear, and heavier thousand-grain weight.