Paper · 2013 · Acta Agriculturae Zhejiangensis

Effects of application of different novel synergistic urea on the yield and nitrogen use efficiency of rice

Chunyan Wu

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Abstract

A field experiment was conducted to determine the effects of different novel synergistic urea on yield and nitrogen use efficiency of high-yielding rice variety(Mingzhu No.2) on marine-fluvigenic yellow loamy paddy soil in North Zhejiang in 2011.The results showed that rice grain yields in the treatments of common urea and seaweed urea were increased with increasing N rates,but for the treatments of humic acid urea and amino acid urea,the highest yields was obtained in the treatments of medium N rates(180 kg N·hm-2).Total N uptake rates by rice aboveground followed the order: seaweed urea(253.5 kg N·hm-2)humic acid urea(242.1 kg N·hm-2)common urea(236.8 kg N·hm-2)amino acid urea(230.8 kg N·hm-2).Total N uptake rates and N demand amounts per 100 kg rice grain increased with increasing N rates,while dry matter production efficiency,rice grain production efficiency,N harvest index,N use efficiency,and internal N use efficiency were decreased with increasing N rates.Rice grain yields were fairly correlated with N demand amounts per 100 kg rice grain,dry matter production efficiency,grain production efficiency,N use efficiency,internal N harvest index(P0.05).In this experiment condition,N fertilizer rate of 3 kinds of novel synergistic urea should be controlled at 180 kg N·hm-2,at which novel synergistic urea could obtain greater increased yield effect than common urea.

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Rice grain yield increased with nitrogen rate under common urea.

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“rice grain yields in the treatments of common urea and seaweed urea were increased with increasing N rates”

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Rice grain yield increased with nitrogen rate under seaweed urea.

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Humic acid urea gave its highest rice yield at 180 kg N·hm-2.

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“for the treatments of humic acid urea and amino acid urea,the highest yields was obtained in the treatments of medium N rates(180 kg N·hm-2)”

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Amino acid urea gave its highest rice yield at 180 kg N·hm-2.

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“for the treatments of humic acid urea and amino acid urea,the highest yields was obtained in the treatments of medium N rates(180 kg N·hm-2)”

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Aboveground rice nitrogen uptake with seaweed urea was 253.5 kg N·hm-2.

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“Total N uptake rates by rice aboveground followed the order: seaweed urea(253.5 kg N·hm-2)”

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Aboveground rice nitrogen uptake with humic acid urea was 242.1 kg N·hm-2.

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Aboveground rice nitrogen uptake with common urea was 236.8 kg N·hm-2.

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“Total N uptake rates by rice aboveground followed the order: seaweed urea(253.5 kg N·hm-2)”

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Aboveground rice nitrogen uptake with amino acid urea was 230.8 kg N·hm-2.

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“amino acid urea(230.8 kg N·hm-2)”

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Total nitrogen uptake increased with nitrogen rate.

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“Total N uptake rates and N demand amounts per 100 kg rice grain increased with increasing N rates”

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Nitrogen demand per 100 kg rice grain increased with nitrogen rate.

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Dry matter production efficiency decreased with nitrogen rate.

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“dry matter production efficiency,rice grain production efficiency,N harvest index,N use efficiency,and internal N use efficiency were decreased with increasing N rates”

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Rice grain production efficiency decreased with nitrogen rate.

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Nitrogen harvest index decreased with nitrogen rate.

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Nitrogen use efficiency decreased with nitrogen rate.

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Internal nitrogen use efficiency decreased with nitrogen rate.

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Rice grain yield correlated with nitrogen demand per 100 kg grain and dry matter production efficiency.

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“Rice grain yields were fairly correlated with N demand amounts per 100 kg rice grain,dry matter production efficiency,grain production efficiency,N use efficiency,internal N harvest index(P0.05)”

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Rice grain yield correlated with grain production efficiency and nitrogen use efficiency.

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“Rice grain yields were fairly correlated with N demand amounts per 100 kg rice grain,dry matter production efficiency,grain production efficiency,N use efficiency,internal N harvest index(P0.05)”

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Rice grain yield correlated with internal nitrogen harvest index.

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“Rice grain yields were fairly correlated with N demand amounts per 100 kg rice grain,dry matter production efficiency,grain production efficiency,N use efficiency,internal N harvest index(P0.05)”

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The authors recommend 180 kg N·hm-2 for three novel synergistic urea fertilizers.

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“N fertilizer rate of 3 kinds of novel synergistic urea should be controlled at 180 kg N·hm-2”

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At 180 kg N·hm-2, novel synergistic urea gave a greater yield increase than common urea.

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