Paper · 2014 · Journal of Plant Nutrition and Fertilizer

Effect of N rates on growth,development and N utilization of mechanical sowing wheat in rice-wheat cropping system in Sichuan Basin

LI Chao-s

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Abstract

The effects of different N application rates on the growth,development and N utilization of mechanical sowing wheat in rice-wheat cropping system were studied from 2010 to 2012 in Guanghan City,Sichuan Province. Four N rates were designed: 0,105,150 and 195 kg / ha in the experiments. The results show that the increase of N rate is good for increasing the tillering ability,the numbers of effective spike,spikelet and grain per spike,but a bit of unfavorate to the grain filling. The highest yield were achieved when the N rate was 150 kg / ha in the two growing seasons and all the experimental sites with different soils textures.,When the N application rate were higher than 150 kg / ha,the yield increase less or even start to decline. Although the N accumulation and N content in the plants are continuing increase,the corresponding N agricultural use efficiency,N productivity efficiency,N uptake efficiency and N utilization efficiency are all declined,and the N harvest index and apparent N recovery efficiency have no significantly changes from 105 kg / ha to 195 kg / ha. Therefore, applying 150 kg / ha is recommended for higher yield and highest profit in the current production levels of Sichuan Basin.

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Higher N rate increased tillering ability, effective spikes, spikelets and grains per spike.

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tillering ability,the numbers of effective spike,spikelet and grain per spikee0
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“increase of N rate is good for increasing the tillering ability,the numbers of effective spike,spikelet and grain per spike”

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“mechanical sowing wheat in rice-wheat cropping system”

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Yield was highest at 150 kg / ha N across both seasons and all sites.

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two growing seasons and all the experimental sites with different soils texturese0

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“The highest yield were achieved when the N rate was 150 kg / ha in the two growing seasons and all the experimental sites with different soils textures”

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“mechanical sowing wheat in rice-wheat cropping system”

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Above 150 kg / ha, yield gains diminished or reversed.

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increase less or even start to declinee0

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“When the N application rate were higher than 150 kg / ha,the yield increase less or even start to decline”

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“mechanical sowing wheat in rice-wheat cropping system”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultno effectnot significant (as stated)measured

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N harvest index and apparent N recovery efficiency did not significantly change between 105 and 195 kg / ha.

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N harvest index and apparent N recovery efficiencye0
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no significantly changese0

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“N harvest index and apparent N recovery efficiency have no significantly changes from 105 kg / ha to 195 kg / ha”

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“mechanical sowing wheat in rice-wheat cropping system”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivebasis n/a

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The authors recommended 150 kg / ha for higher yield and maximum profit.

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150 kg / hae0
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higher yield and highest profite0
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Sichuan Basine0

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“applying 150 kg / ha is recommended for higher yield and highest profit in the current production levels of Sichuan Basin”

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“mechanical sowing wheat in rice-wheat cropping system”

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