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Available phosphorus increased.
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Verbatim
e0“available phosphorus increased”
e1“improvement of soil fertility 6 years”
t0“Maize”
Title
Effect of Maize Straw Return to Soil on Premature Senescence
Yuqi Wang Liaoning nongye kexue 2012
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- Intervention effect Six years of soil-fertility improvement reduced bulk density 1.53%–8.39%.
- Intervention effect Soil total porosity rose 6.01%–15.65%.
- Intervention effect Soil microaggregate structure improved.
- Intervention effect Soil organic matter, total nitrogen and total phosphorus increased.
- Intervention effect Total potassium, available nitrogen and rapidly available potassium stabilized.
- Intervention effect Field capacity rose 4.53%–10.25%.
- Intervention effect Maize yield increased.
- Intervention effect Improved soil fertility promoted maize root growth.
- Mechanism Improved soil fertility supported water and nutrient uptake and use.
- Intervention effect Improved soil fertility prevented premature maize senescence.