Paper · 2011 · Shenyang Nongye Daxue xuebao

Sensitivity to Nitrogen of Two Rice Cultivars with Different Plant Type

Song Yu-ting

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Abstract

The erect panicle rice cultivar Shennong 07425 and the curved panicle rice cultivar Akihikari were used to study the sensitivity to nitrogen fertilizer under different nitrogen levels.The results showed that increasing application of nitrogen fertilizer enhanced plant height,number of tillers,chlorophyll content(SPAD value) and leaf area per plant within a certain range.The enhanced rate of nitrogen to plant height in Shennong07425 was 10.81%-25.72%,and it was 0.63%-15.69% in Akihikari.The enhanced rate of nitrogen to tillers in Shennong07425 was 46.27%-79.92%,and 17.39%-54.17% in Akihikari.The enhanced rate of nitrogen to leaf area per plant in Shennong07425 attained 12.71%-278.41%,and 22.34%-259.82% in Akihikari.The enhanced rate of nitrogen to SPAD value in Shennong07425 attained 13.29%-101.86%,and it reached 9.08%-63.74% in Akihikari except much higher SPAD value in tillering stage.And there were obvious diffrences on sensitivity to nitrogen between Shennong 07425 and Akihikari.The erect panicle rice Shennong 07425 exhibited greater sensitivity to nitrogen than Akihikari.The erect panicle rice was more suitable for high nitrogen level.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Nitrogen increased Shennong07425 plant height by 10.81%-25.72%.

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plant heighte0
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Oryza sativa
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“The enhanced rate of nitrogen to plant height in Shennong07425 was 10.81%-25.72%”

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“Rice”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Nitrogen increased Akihikari plant height by 0.63%-15.69%.

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plant heighte0
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0.63%-15.69%e0

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“The enhanced rate of nitrogen to plant height in Shennong07425 was 10.81%-25.72%,and it was 0.63%-15.69% in Akihikari”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Nitrogen increased Shennong07425 tillers by 46.27%-79.92%.

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“The enhanced rate of nitrogen to tillers in Shennong07425 was 46.27%-79.92%”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Nitrogen increased Akihikari tillers by 17.39%-54.17%.

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“The enhanced rate of nitrogen to tillers in Shennong07425 was 46.27%-79.92%,and 17.39%-54.17% in Akihikari”

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Nitrogen increased Shennong07425 leaf area by 12.71%-278.41%.

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leaf area per plante0
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“The enhanced rate of nitrogen to leaf area per plant in Shennong07425 attained 12.71%-278.41%”

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Nitrogen increased Akihikari leaf area by 22.34%-259.82%.

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leaf area per plante0
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“The enhanced rate of nitrogen to leaf area per plant in Shennong07425 attained 12.71%-278.41%,and 22.34%-259.82% in Akihikari”

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Nitrogen increased Shennong07425 SPAD value by 13.29%-101.86%.

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SPAD valuee0
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“The enhanced rate of nitrogen to SPAD value in Shennong07425 attained 13.29%-101.86%”

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Nitrogen increased Akihikari SPAD value by 9.08%-63.74%, except for a much higher value at tillering.

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except much higher SPAD value in tillering stagee0

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“The enhanced rate of nitrogen to SPAD value in Shennong07425 attained 13.29%-101.86%,and it reached 9.08%-63.74% in Akihikari except much higher SPAD value in tillering stage”

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Shennong 07425 showed greater nitrogen sensitivity than Akihikari.

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“The erect panicle rice Shennong 07425 exhibited greater sensitivity to nitrogen than Akihikari”

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The authors considered erect panicle rice more suitable for high nitrogen level.

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more suitable for high nitrogen levele0

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“The erect panicle rice was more suitable for high nitrogen level”

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