Paper · 2011 · Zhongguo tangliao

Effects of Different Time and Quantity of Nitrogen Fertilizer Application on Sugarcane Growth at Early Growth Stage

Chao‐Jun Chen

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Abstract

In order to study the effects of different quantity and time of nitrogen fertilizer application on sugarcane growth at early growth stage,varieties of ROC25,ROC22 and TT98/0432 were conducted to measure agronomic traits and dry matter accumulation pot experiments.The results indicated that: different sugarcane varieties were different in sensitive degree to nitrogen,the tillering rate and dry matter accumulation.Early maturity variety ROC25 were maximal under the nitrogen application level of 225 kg/ha,and the plant height was the highest under the nitrogen application level of 150 kg/ha.The comprehensive growth performance at early growth stage of medium maturing variety ROC22 showed the best under the nitrogen application level of 225 kg/ha.It was the most beneficial to tiller for late maturing variety TT98/0432 under the nitrogen application level of 150 kg/ha,and the plant height was the highest under the nitrogen application level of 225 kg/ha.To fertilize one time did not favor the germinating and tillering,but it could promote the formation of organic matter at early growth stage;to fertilize two time could promote tillering of sugarcane;to fertilize three time was beneficial to growth of sugarcane at middle or later stage.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Sugarcane varieties differed in nitrogen sensitivity, tillering rate and dry matter accumulation.

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tillering rate and dry matter accumulatione0

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“different sugarcane varieties were different in sensitive degree to nitrogen,the tillering rate and dry matter accumulation”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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ROC25 had maximal early growth at 225 kg/ha nitrogen.

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“Early maturity variety ROC25 were maximal under the nitrogen application level of 225 kg/ha”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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ROC25 plant height was highest at 150 kg/ha nitrogen.

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“the plant height was the highest under the nitrogen application level of 150 kg/ha”

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ROC22 showed its best overall early growth at 225 kg/ha nitrogen.

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“The comprehensive growth performance at early growth stage of medium maturing variety ROC22 showed the best under the nitrogen application level of 225 kg/ha”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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TT98/0432 tillering was most favored at 150 kg/ha nitrogen.

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“It was the most beneficial to tiller for late maturing variety TT98/0432 under the nitrogen application level of 150 kg/ha”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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TT98/0432 plant height was highest at 225 kg/ha nitrogen.

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“the plant height was the highest under the nitrogen application level of 225 kg/ha”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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One fertilizer application did not favor germination and tillering.

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“To fertilize one time did not favor the germinating and tillering”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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One fertilizer application promoted early organic matter formation.

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“to fertilize one time did not favor the germinating and tillering,but it could promote the formation of organic matter at early growth stage”

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Two fertilizer applications promoted tillering.

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“to fertilize two time could promote tillering of sugarcane”

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Three fertilizer applications favored middle or later growth.

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“to fertilize three time was beneficial to growth of sugarcane at middle or later stage”

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