Paper · 2013 · Turang feiliao

Effect of potassium fertilizer on yield increase and potassium nutrient utilization for winter rapeseed

Zhang Yang-yan

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Abstract

Field experiments were carried out to study the effect of potassium application on winter rapeseed in the Yangtze River Valley and further to explore approaches of increasing rapeseed yield and improving potassium use efficiency.Data from 72 field experiments were collected across 10 main rapeseed production provinces in the period of 2004 /2005 ~ 2006 / 2007 in this paper.The yield increasement by potassium application and yield increase rate,partial factor productivity,agronomic efficiency,physiological efficiency and apparent recovery efficiency were calculated in order to provide basis for the increase.The results indicated that application of potassium fertilizer increased winter rapeseed yield significantly.Average seed yield increment would reach to 349 kg·hm-2 compared with no potassium treatment,with the yield increased rate of 19.8%.However,there were 20.8% of the experiments showed little yield increase(i.e.,yield increase rate lower than 5%) with potassium fertilization.The study showed that yield increase rate declined with the increase of soil available potassium content.Apparently,soil potassium accumulation rose with potassium fertilization,with an increase of 38.1% as compared with the treatment with no potassium fertilization.The results also showed that the mean values of PFP,AE,PE and RE by potassium fertilization were 21.1 kg·kg-1,2.9 kg·kg-1,8.5 kg·kg-1 and 46.7%,respectively.The results suggest that applying potassium fertilizers would improve aboveground biomass of winter rapeseed and potassium accumulation,thus increase the seed yield significantly.Therefore,both soil fertility and the regular pattern of demand for potassium should be considered in the regional fertilization strategy.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivesignificant (as stated)measured

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Potassium fertilizer application significantly increased winter rapeseed seed yield compared with no potassium treatment.

Taxon
winter rapeseede2
Treatment
application of potassium fertilizere2
Outcome
winter rapeseed yielde2
Direction
increasede2
Comparator
no potassium treatmente3

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“study the effect of potassium application on winter rapeseed”

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“application of potassium fertilizer increased winter rapeseed yield significantly”

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“Average seed yield increment would reach to 349 kg·hm-2 compared with no potassium treatment, with the yield increased rate of 19.8%”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Potassium fertilization gave an average seed yield increment of 349 kg·hm-2 over no potassium treatment.

Taxon
winter rapeseede1
Treatment
application of potassium fertilizere2
Outcome
seed yield incremente3
Direction
increasee3
Value
349 kg·hm-2e3
Comparator
no potassium treatmente3

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“study the effect of potassium application on winter rapeseed”

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“application of potassium fertilizer increased winter rapeseed yield significantly”

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“Average seed yield increment would reach to 349 kg·hm-2 compared with no potassium treatment, with the yield increased rate of 19.8%”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Potassium fertilization gave a yield increase rate of 19.8% over no potassium treatment.

Taxon
winter rapeseede1
Treatment
application of potassium fertilizere2
Outcome
yield increased ratee3
Direction
increasede3
Value
19.8%e3
Comparator
no potassium treatmente3

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“study the effect of potassium application on winter rapeseed”

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“application of potassium fertilizer increased winter rapeseed yield significantly”

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“Average seed yield increment would reach to 349 kg·hm-2 compared with no potassium treatment, with the yield increased rate of 19.8%”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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20.8% of the experiments showed little yield increase (yield increase rate below 5%) with potassium fertilization.

Taxon
winter rapeseede1
Outcome
little yield increasee4
Value
20.8%e4
Qualifier
yield increase rate lower than 5%e4

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“study the effect of potassium application on winter rapeseed”

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“there were 20.8% of the experiments showed little yield increase(i.e.,yield increase rate lower than 5%)”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Yield increase rate declined as soil available potassium content increased.

Taxon
winter rapeseede1
Compound
soil available potassium contente5
Outcome
yield increase ratee5
Direction
declinede5

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“study the effect of potassium application on winter rapeseed”

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“yield increase rate declined with the increase of soil available potassium content”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Potassium fertilization increased soil potassium accumulation by 38.1% compared with no potassium fertilization.

Taxon
winter rapeseede1
Treatment
potassium fertilizatione6
Outcome
soil potassium accumulatione6
Direction
rosee6
Value
38.1%e6
Comparator
no potassium fertilizatione6

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“study the effect of potassium application on winter rapeseed”

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“soil potassium accumulation rose with potassium fertilization,with an increase of 38.1% as compared with the treatment with no potassium fertilization”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The mean partial factor productivity (PFP) under potassium fertilization was 21.1 kg·kg-1.

Taxon
winter rapeseede1
Treatment
potassium fertilizatione2
Outcome
PFPe2
Value
21.1 kg·kg-1e2

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“study the effect of potassium application on winter rapeseed”

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“The results also showed that the mean values of PFP,AE,PE and RE by potassium fertilization were 21.1 kg·kg-1,2.9 kg·kg-1,8.5 kg·kg-1 and 46.7%,respectively”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The mean agronomic efficiency (AE) under potassium fertilization was 2.9 kg·kg-1.

Taxon
winter rapeseede1
Treatment
potassium fertilizatione2
Outcome
AEe2
Value
2.9 kg·kg-1e2

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“study the effect of potassium application on winter rapeseed”

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“The results also showed that the mean values of PFP,AE,PE and RE by potassium fertilization were 21.1 kg·kg-1,2.9 kg·kg-1,8.5 kg·kg-1 and 46.7%,respectively”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The mean physiological efficiency (PE) under potassium fertilization was 8.5 kg·kg-1.

Taxon
winter rapeseede1
Treatment
potassium fertilizatione2
Outcome
PEe2
Value
8.5 kg·kg-1e2

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“study the effect of potassium application on winter rapeseed”

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“The results also showed that the mean values of PFP,AE,PE and RE by potassium fertilization were 21.1 kg·kg-1,2.9 kg·kg-1,8.5 kg·kg-1 and 46.7%,respectively”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The mean apparent recovery efficiency (RE) under potassium fertilization was 46.7%.

Taxon
winter rapeseede1
Treatment
potassium fertilizatione2
Outcome
REe2
Value
46.7%e2

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“study the effect of potassium application on winter rapeseed”

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“The results also showed that the mean values of PFP,AE,PE and RE by potassium fertilization were 21.1 kg·kg-1,2.9 kg·kg-1,8.5 kg·kg-1 and 46.7%,respectively”

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Intervention effectauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Applying potassium fertilizers is expected to improve aboveground biomass of winter rapeseed and potassium accumulation.

Taxon
winter rapeseede2
Treatment
applying potassium fertilizerse2
Outcome
aboveground biomasse2
Direction
improvee2

Not reportedComparator

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“applying potassium fertilizers would improve aboveground biomass of winter rapeseed and potassium accumulation,thus increase the seed yield significantly”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

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Soil fertility and the regular pattern of potassium demand should be considered in the regional fertilization strategy for winter rapeseed.

Taxon
winter rapeseede1
Outcome
regional fertilization strategye7
Qualifier
soil fertility and the regular pattern of demand for potassiume7

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“study the effect of potassium application on winter rapeseed”

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“both soil fertility and the regular pattern of demand for potassium should be considered in the regional fertilization strategy”

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