Paper · 2012 · Guangdong nongye kexue

Effects of different dosages of N fertilization on agronomic traits and yield of Sugarcane in middle area of Guangxi

Liang Hong-ning

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Abstract

The effect of N fertilization on agronomic traits and yield of sugarcane in middle area of Guangxi,was investigated to rationalize the N fertilizer in sugarcane production.Field experiments were conducted to investigate the effects of different dosages of N fertilizer on growth characteristics and yield of sugarcane in Xingbin District of Guangxi during 2010—2011.Results show that In sugarcane tillering,early elongation,process maturity,when N 345 kg/hm2,with the increase in the amount of nitrogen fertilizer,the growth potential of sugar cane growing.And non-nitrogen treatment(N0) compared to N treatment of the effective number of stems,one stem weight,respectively,yield an average of 2.93%,6.30% and 10.28%.When a certain level of nitrogen fertilizer(N 750 kg/hm2),the effective number of stems of sugarcane continued to increase with the amount of fertilizer decreases,reducing nitrogen agronomic efficiency is also more obvious.Seen in Guangxi sugarcane N 119.85 kg/hm2,both to ensure that sugar cane yield,but also ensures efficient use of resources fertilizer,nitrogen is a more reasonable level.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Increasing N to 345 kg/hm2 promoted sugarcane growth.

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N 345 kg/hm2e0
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growth potentiale0
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“when N 345 kg/hm2,with the increase in the amount of nitrogen fertilizer,the growth potential of sugar cane growing”

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“Sugarcane”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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N treatment raised effective stem number by an average 2.93% compared with N0.

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“non-nitrogen treatment(N0) compared to N treatment of the effective number of stems,one stem weight,respectively,yield an average of 2.93%,6.30% and 10.28%”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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N treatment raised one stem weight by an average 6.30% compared with N0.

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“non-nitrogen treatment(N0) compared to N treatment of the effective number of stems,one stem weight,respectively,yield an average of 2.93%,6.30% and 10.28%”

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“Sugarcane”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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N treatment raised yield by an average 10.28% compared with N0.

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“non-nitrogen treatment(N0) compared to N treatment of the effective number of stems,one stem weight,respectively,yield an average of 2.93%,6.30% and 10.28%”

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“Sugarcane”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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At N 750 kg/hm2, effective stem number fell as fertilizer amount increased.

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“When a certain level of nitrogen fertilizer(N 750 kg/hm2),the effective number of stems of sugarcane continued to increase with the amount of fertilizer decreases”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Nitrogen agronomic efficiency declined as fertilizer amount increased.

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nitrogen agronomic efficiencye0
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“reducing nitrogen agronomic efficiency is also more obvious”

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“N fertilization on agronomic traits and yield of Sugarcane”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivebasis n/a

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The authors considered N 119.85 kg/hm2 a reasonable level for yield and fertilizer efficiency.

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“Guangxi sugarcane N 119.85 kg/hm2,both to ensure that sugar cane yield,but also ensures efficient use of resources fertilizer,nitrogen is a more reasonable level”

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