Paper · 2010 · Mianhua xuebao

Above-ground Dry Matter Accumulation of Cotton Genetics at Different Nitrogen Applications

Lizhen Zhang

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Abstract

Field experiments were conducted to analyze the dynamics of LAI,accumulation of above-ground dry matter and above-ground nitrogen content for three cotton varieties (Bt variety 33B,conventional variety CCRI 12 and Bt hybrid CCRI 46) under five nitrogen application levels (0,90,180,270 and 360 kg.hm-2 ) in a randomized completed block design in Anyang. The expolinear growth equation was used to simulate the dynamic of cotton above-ground dry matter; and a power function was used to describe nitrogen dilution. The results showed that:(1) the expolinear growth equation was well fitted to the growth of cotton above-ground dry matter,and the parameters could reflect the influence of interaction between cotton genetics and nitrogen applications. (2) The power function of dry matter and nitrogen content showed the declination of cotton above-ground nitrogen content with the dry matter accumulation,the parameter could be used to explore the ability of nitrogen uptake. (3) The analysis of above-ground dry matter accumulation and nitrogen dilution effect,showed that the appropriate rate of nitrogen application was 180 kg.hm-2 and excessive nitrogen application had no effect with cotton growth and nitrogen uptake.

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Method / resourceobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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An expolinear equation fit cotton above-ground dry matter growth well.

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growth of cotton above-ground dry mattere0
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well fittede0

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“the expolinear growth equation was well fitted to the growth of cotton above-ground dry matter,and the parameters could reflect the influence of interaction between cotton genetics and nitrogen applications”

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The expolinear parameters reflected interaction between cotton genetics and nitrogen applications.

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influence of interaction between cotton genetics and nitrogen applicationse0

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“the parameters could reflect the influence of interaction between cotton genetics and nitrogen applications”

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The power function indicated declining above-ground nitrogen content as dry matter accumulated.

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cotton above-ground nitrogen contente0
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declinatione0
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with the dry matter accumulatione0

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“The power function of dry matter and nitrogen content showed the declination of cotton above-ground nitrogen content with the dry matter accumulation”

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The power-function parameter could indicate nitrogen uptake ability.

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ability of nitrogen uptakee0

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“cotton”

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“the parameter could be used to explore the ability of nitrogen uptake”

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The appropriate nitrogen application rate was 180 kg.hm-2.

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appropriate rate of nitrogen applicatione0
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180 kg.hm-2e0

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“cotton”

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“the appropriate rate of nitrogen application was 180 kg.hm-2”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Excessive nitrogen application had no effect on cotton growth.

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cotton growthe0
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no effecte0

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“excessive nitrogen application had no effect with cotton growth and nitrogen uptake”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Excessive nitrogen application had no effect on nitrogen uptake.

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excessive nitrogen applicatione0
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nitrogen uptakee0
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no effecte0

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“cotton”

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“excessive nitrogen application had no effect with cotton growth and nitrogen uptake”

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nitrogen · nutrient: content · Gossypium hirsutum (cotton)Positive and negative results

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nitrogen · growth · Gossypium hirsutum (cotton)Positive and negative results

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  1. positive
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    N deficiency significantly reduced total dry weight of cotton by 7% at 76 DAP.

    Canopy development and photosynthesis of cotton as influenced by nitrogen nutrition · 1990 · compared with N‐sufficient plants

    Opposite directionAbout lacking this nutrient, so it counts the other way round

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