Paper · 2008 · Huazhong Nongye Daxue xuebao

Dynamics of Dry Mass Accumulation and Nutrients Uptake in 4 Double-low Rapeseed (Brassica napus L.) Varieties

Jiang Zhi-ping

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Abstract

A field experiment was conducted to study the dry matter accumulation and nutrient uptake of 4 double-low rapeseed varieties.The results showed that the proportion of dry matter accumulation during the period of seedling(140 d after sowing),budding(140-170 d after sowing),blooming(170-199 d after sowing)and podding(199-212 d after sowing)were 12.7%-20.9%,15.3%-20.0%,60.3%-71.7% and-27.4%--9.1%,respectively.The uptake proportion of nitrogen(N)were 33.3%-47.8%,11.9%-14.7%,15.5%-28.1% and 17.7%-28.8%,of phosphorus(P2O5)were 23.4%-37.9%,22.5%-29.4%,32.7%-54.1% and-17.2%--3.0%,of potassium(K2O)were 24.7%-33.9%,16.2%-35.9%,31.0%-53.3% and-43.0%--23.5%,respectively.These results demonstrated that the dry matter accumulation and nutrient uptake trends were similar among the 4 varieties.Seedling stage was the maximum stage of nitrogen absorption,and the largest quantity of dry matter accumulation,phosphorus and potassium absorption occurred during blooming.The maximum accumulation rate of dry matter and N,P,K nutrients were all in blooming period.The amounts of N,P2O5 and K2O required by double-low rapeseed for producing every 100 kg seeds were 4.3,2.7 and 8.7 kg.Under the same fertilizer level,the seed yield of HYZ No.9 with 3 574 kg/hm2 was the highest among the 4 varieties rapeseed.The order of nutrient efficiency was ZS No.9HYZ No.9HS No.5HS No.4.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Dry matter accumulation proportions were 12.7%-20.9%, 15.3%-20.0%, 60.3%-71.7% and -27.4%--9.1% across four stages.

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rapeseedt0
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proportion of dry matter accumulatione0
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12.7%-20.9%,15.3%-20.0%,60.3%-71.7% and-27.4%--9.1%e0

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“the proportion of dry matter accumulation during the period of seedling(140 d after sowing),budding(140-170 d after sowing),blooming(170-199 d after sowing)and podding(199-212 d after sowing)were 12.7%-20.9%,15.3%-20.0%,60.3%-71.7% and-27.4%--9.1%,respectively.”

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“Rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)”

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Nitrogen uptake proportions varied across the four stages.

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rapeseedt0
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uptake proportion of nitrogen(N)e0
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33.3%-47.8%,11.9%-14.7%,15.5%-28.1% and 17.7%-28.8%e0

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“The uptake proportion of nitrogen(N)were 33.3%-47.8%,11.9%-14.7%,15.5%-28.1% and 17.7%-28.8%”

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“Rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)”

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Phosphorus uptake proportions varied across the four stages.

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rapeseedt0
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phosphorus(P2O5)e0
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23.4%-37.9%,22.5%-29.4%,32.7%-54.1% and-17.2%--3.0%e0

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“of phosphorus(P2O5)were 23.4%-37.9%,22.5%-29.4%,32.7%-54.1% and-17.2%--3.0%”

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“Rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)”

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Potassium uptake proportions varied across the four stages.

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rapeseedt0
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potassium(K2O)e0
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24.7%-33.9%,16.2%-35.9%,31.0%-53.3% and-43.0%--23.5%e0

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“of potassium(K2O)were 24.7%-33.9%,16.2%-35.9%,31.0%-53.3% and-43.0%--23.5%”

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“Rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Dry matter accumulation and nutrient uptake trends were similar among four varieties.

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rapeseedt0
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dry matter accumulation and nutrient uptake trendse0
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similare0

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“the dry matter accumulation and nutrient uptake trends were similar among the 4 varieties.”

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“Rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)”

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Nitrogen absorption peaked at seedling stage.

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rapeseedt0
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Seedling stagee0
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nitrogen absorptione0
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maximume0

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“Seedling stage was the maximum stage of nitrogen absorption”

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“Rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)”

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Dry matter accumulation, phosphorus and potassium absorption were greatest during blooming.

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rapeseedt0
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bloominge0
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dry matter accumulation,phosphorus and potassium absorptione0
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largeste0

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“the largest quantity of dry matter accumulation,phosphorus and potassium absorption occurred during blooming.”

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“Rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)”

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Accumulation rates of dry matter and N, P and K peaked during blooming.

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rapeseedt0
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blooming periode0
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accumulation rate of dry matter and N,P,K nutrientse0
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maximume0

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“The maximum accumulation rate of dry matter and N,P,K nutrients were all in blooming period.”

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“Rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)”

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N, P2O5 and K2O requirements per 100 kg of seed were 4.3, 2.7 and 8.7 kg.

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double-low rapeseede0
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amounts of N,P2O5 and K2O requirede0
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4.3,2.7 and 8.7 kge0
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every 100 kg seedse0

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“The amounts of N,P2O5 and K2O required by double-low rapeseed for producing every 100 kg seeds were 4.3,2.7 and 8.7 kg.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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HYZ No.9 had the highest seed yield among four varieties under the same fertilizer level.

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rapeseede0
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HYZ No.9e0
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seed yielde0
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3 574 kg/hm2e0
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Under the same fertilizer levele0

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“Under the same fertilizer level,the seed yield of HYZ No.9 with 3 574 kg/hm2 was the highest among the 4 varieties rapeseed.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The paper reported an ordering of nutrient efficiency among four varieties.

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rapeseedt0
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nutrient efficiencye0
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ZS No.9HYZ No.9HS No.5HS No.4e0

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“The order of nutrient efficiency was ZS No.9HYZ No.9HS No.5HS No.4.”

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“Rapeseed (Brassica napus L.)”

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