Claim · model-written summary
Simultaneous Zn oxide and amino acid application at BBCH 14/15 had no effect on maize yield.
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Verbatim
e0“they were applied to maize at BBCH 14/15 with or without amino acids”
e2“simultaneous application of Zn oxide and AA to maize at BBCH 14/15”
e5“but had no effect on the yield itself”
Title
Zinc and amino acids impact on nutrient status of maize during the 'critical window'
Witold SZCZEPANIAK; Jarosław POTARZYCKI; Witold GRZEBISZ; et al. Plant Soil and Environment 2018. doi:10.17221/19/2018-pse
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Intervention effect Zn oxide with amino acids applied together ameliorated the imbalance of N, P and Mg contents during the critical window in maize, at least partially.
- Intervention effect Zn oxide with amino acids increased the number of kernels per cob in maize in the dry year.
- Intervention effect Zn oxide with amino acids increased thousand kernel weight in maize in the dry year.
- Intervention effect Zn oxide with amino acids partly overcame the yield depression of 2015 in maize.
- Intervention effect Higher nitrogen rate gave an advantage in maize in 2014.
- Association Precipitation deficiency in 2015 decreased maize grain yield by 35% compared with 2014.