Claim · model-written summary
Joint N+Mg fertilization increased the efficiency of applied nitrogen compared with N alone.
- Treatment
- Joint N+Mg fertilizatione1
- Outcome
- efficiency of nitrogen appliede1
- Direction
- increasede1
- Comparator
- N application alonee1
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Verbatim
e0“This paper presents the effect of soil supplementation with urea and magnesium on nitrogen uptake and its utilization by two different types of hybrid maize cultivars”
e1“Joint N+Mg fertilization of maize increased the efficiency of nitrogen applied in the mineral fertilizer, whose evident effect was to obtain a higher yield of grain, nitrogen uptake, and utilization in comparison to N application alone”
Title
Piotr Szulc Polish Journal of Environmental Studies 2013
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Intervention effect Joint N+Mg fertilization gave higher maize grain yield, nitrogen uptake and nitrogen utilization than N alone.
- Intervention effect The SG hybrid ES Paroli had significantly greater nitrogen uptake with grain yield and nitrogen utilization than ES Palazzo.
- Association Increasing nitrogen fertilization significantly reduced utilization of nitrogen from the mineral fertilizer dose.
- Intervention effect Magnesium oxide at 25 kg MgO·ha -1 significantly increased mineral N-NH4 in the 0-30 cm and 30-60 cm soil horizons compared with 0 kg.
- Intervention effect Magnesium oxide at 25 kg MgO·ha -1 reduced soil N-NO3 in both horizons compared with 0 kg.
- Association Increasing nitrogen dose significantly increased NH4NO3 mineral nitrogen in soil after maize harvest.
- Intervention effect The SG hybrid ES Paroli caused lower soil eutrophication than ES Palazzo in the autumn period.
- Association N-NO3 was the only soil mineral N form highly correlated with total mineral nitrogen in soil.