Abstract
Field trial was conducted to study the effects of fertilization on premature and yield of Maize.The results showed that one of the important reasons in maize premature was short of nutrition late in its growth period;Rational amount of fertilization could improve the yield of maize but overdose wound make the yield reduce,the optimal dose of N was 16.1kg/667m2,and the amount of N in basal fertilizer was 3.2 kg/667m2,9.6 kg/667m2 in stem elongation stage,and 3.2 kg/667m2 in bell-mouthed stage.Zinc fertilizer couldn't improve distinctly the yield in this trial.
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Late growth-period nutritional shortage was identified as an important cause of maize prematurity.
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e0“one of the important reasons in maize premature was short of nutrition late in its growth period”
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A rational fertilizer amount improved maize yield.
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e0“Rational amount of fertilization could improve the yield of maize”
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Excess fertilizer reduced maize yield.
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e0“overdose wound make the yield reduce”
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The optimal nitrogen dose was 16.1kg/667m2.
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e0“the optimal dose of N was 16.1kg/667m2”
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Zinc fertilizer did not distinctly improve maize yield.
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e0“Zinc fertilizer couldn't improve distinctly the yield in this trial.”
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