Abstract
According to the problems of low planting density,shallow plough layer,sigle fertilizing,nutrient imbalance,poor field management and mechanization level of maize production in southeast Liaoning,the solutions increased the yield per unit area were found to promote the corn field yield by changing the plant concept,rational close planting,deep tillaging and loosing soil,rational fertilizing,seting fine seed and fine methods.
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Changing plant concept, close planting, deep tillage, rational fertilizing and fine seed and methods were found to promote corn field yield.
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- corn
Zea mays subsp. mayse0 - Treatment
- changing the plant concept,rational close planting,deep tillaging and loosing soil,rational fertilizing,seting fine seed and fine methodse0
- Outcome
- corn field yielde0
- Direction
- promotee0
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e0“the solutions increased the yield per unit area were found to promote the corn field yield by changing the plant concept,rational close planting,deep tillaging and loosing soil,rational fertilizing,seting fine seed and fine methods”
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