Abstract
Based on the characteristic of nitrogen fertilization and crop N uptake in no-tillage and scattered planting farming of rice,contrast experiments of early and late rice under different N levels were conducted to investigate the optimal N level in Jinzhu town of Cenxi county in 2007.Results showed that when applied with 150.0 kg N/hm2,rice plants had better growth,slighter incidence of diseases and insect pests,lower invalid tillers,higher setting grains,higher setting rate and higher yield,which was the optimum nitrogen application.
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At 150.0 kg N/hm2, rice plants had better growth.
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At 150.0 kg N/hm2, rice had slighter incidence of diseases and insect pests.
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e0“when applied with 150.0 kg N/hm2,rice plants had better growth,slighter incidence of diseases and insect pests”
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At 150.0 kg N/hm2, rice had fewer invalid tillers.
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- rice plantsOryza sativae0
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- 150.0 kg N/hm2e0
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e0“when applied with 150.0 kg N/hm2,rice plants had better growth,slighter incidence of diseases and insect pests,lower invalid tillers”
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At 150.0 kg N/hm2, rice had more setting grains.
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- rice plantsOryza sativae0
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- 150.0 kg N/hm2e0
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- setting grainse0
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- highere0
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e0“when applied with 150.0 kg N/hm2,rice plants had better growth,slighter incidence of diseases and insect pests,lower invalid tillers,higher setting grains”
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At 150.0 kg N/hm2, rice had a higher setting rate.
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- rice plantsOryza sativae0
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- 150.0 kg N/hm2e0
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- setting ratee0
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- highere0
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e0“when applied with 150.0 kg N/hm2,rice plants had better growth,slighter incidence of diseases and insect pests,lower invalid tillers,higher setting grains,higher setting rate”
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At 150.0 kg N/hm2, rice had a higher yield.
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- rice plantsOryza sativae0
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- 150.0 kg N/hm2e0
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- highere0
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e0“when applied with 150.0 kg N/hm2,rice plants had better growth,slighter incidence of diseases and insect pests,lower invalid tillers,higher setting grains,higher setting rate and higher yield”
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The authors identified 150.0 kg N/hm2 as the optimum nitrogen application.
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- 150.0 kg N/hm2e0
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e0“150.0 kg N/hm2,rice plants had better growth,slighter incidence of diseases and insect pests,lower invalid tillers,higher setting grains,higher setting rate and higher yield,which was the optimum nitrogen application”
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