Paper · 2014 · Journal of Hebei Agricultural Sciences

Effects of Potassium Application Method on the Yield of Transgenic Hybrid Cotton Hanmian 646

Xie Shu-qi

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Abstract

Using the transgenic hybrid cotton Hanmian 646 as test material,5 application methods of potassium chloride were set including applied no potassium( CK),applied 25.0 kg / hm2 totally as basal application,applied25.0 kg / hm2 totally as basal application + sprayed 0.3% potassium dihydrogen phosphate to foliar in late,applied12.5 kg / hm2 as basal application + topdressing 12.5 kg / hm2 at flowering period,applied 12.5 kg / hm2 as basal application + topdressing 12.5 kg / hm2 at flowering period + sprayed 0.3% potassium dihydrogen phosphate to foliar in late,under the conditions of same amount of potassium,the effects of different potassium application methods( applied totally as basal application,basal application and topdressing at flowering period accounted for 50%) on the yield of hybrid cotton Hanmian 646 were studied to explore the best potassium application method for implementation of hybrid cotton high yielding.The results showed that under the dosage of 25.0 kg / hm2 conditions,the effect of application method of basal application and topdressing at flowering period accounted for 50% was better than that of single basal application,among them,the best application method was applied 12.5 kg / hm2 as basal application+ topdressing 12.5 kg / hm2 at flowering period + sprayed 0.3% potassium dihydrogen phosphate to foliar in late,under the condition,the disease strain rate of cotton red leaf blight was lowest,and the total boll number,boll weight and yield were the highest,but there were on significant differences with that of applied 12.5 kg / hm2 as basal application +topdressing 12.5 kg / hm2 at flowering period.In the twice fertilization conditions,sprayed potassium to foliar in late had little effect on the yield and yield characters.Therefore,the best potassium application method for hybrid cotton Hanmian 646 was applied 12.5 kg / hm2 as basal application + topdressing 12.5 kg / hm2 at flowering period.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Split basal and flowering potassium application outperformed single basal application for yield.

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basal application and topdressing at flowering period accounted for 50%e0
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Yieldt0
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single basal applicatione0

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“the effect of application method of basal application and topdressing at flowering period accounted for 50% was better than that of single basal application”

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“Effects of Potassium Application Method on the Yield of Transgenic Hybrid Cotton Hanmian 646”

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Split potassium plus a late foliar spray gave the lowest red leaf blight disease strain rate.

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disease strain rate of cotton red leaf blighte0
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loweste0

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“the disease strain rate of cotton red leaf blight was lowest”

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“Effects of Potassium Application Method on the Yield of Transgenic Hybrid Cotton Hanmian 646”

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Split potassium plus foliar spray gave the highest boll number, weight and yield.

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potassiumt0
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total boll number,boll weight and yielde0
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higheste0

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“the total boll number,boll weight and yield were the highest”

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“Potassium Application Method on the Yield of Transgenic Hybrid Cotton Hanmian 646”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Late foliar potassium had little effect on yield and its components under split fertilization.

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sprayed potassium to foliar in latee0
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yield and yield characterse0
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little effecte0

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Gossypium hirsutum
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“In the twice fertilization conditions,sprayed potassium to foliar in late had little effect on the yield and yield characters.”

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“cotton Hanmian 646”

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The recommended schedule was 12.5 kg/hm2 basal potassium plus 12.5 kg/hm2 at flowering.

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cotton Hanmian 646e0
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“the best potassium application method for hybrid cotton Hanmian 646 was applied 12.5 kg / hm2 as basal application + topdressing 12.5 kg / hm2 at flowering period.”

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