Paper · 2007 · Plant Fiber Sciences in China

Effect of Combined Fertilization on Flax Growth in Winter and Soil Fertility in Yunnan Province

Xiao Fu

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Abstract

It is widely concerned how to ensure vigorous growth of flax and keep stability and balance of soil nutrients in the new producing area of flax.A two-factor random block experiment was carried out,in which N,P,K were regarded as factor A and B,Mn,Cu,Zn,Mo as factor B.The results showed that the different fertilizer combination had various influence on agronomy traits of flax.The quantity of efficient plants was most signficantly influenced among the weight,height and industrial length of dry stem,while the diameter of dry stem was little affected.In addition,macronutrients showed greater influence than micronutrients on flax growth.According to flax agronomic traits in different condition,the ideal combination of fertilization were A3B1,A2B0,A3B2 and A2B2,yielding more than 13.3t/hm2 raw stem yield and keeping a good balanced soil nutrition.These results implied that soil nutrients and their balance could be preserved after production,if a comprehensive fertilizer application program was adopted.

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Different fertilizer combinations had various influences on agronomic traits of flax.

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different fertilizer combinatione0
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agronomy traitse0

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“different fertilizer combination had various influence on agronomy traits of flax”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultsignificant (as stated)measured

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Fertilizer combination most significantly influenced the quantity of efficient plants among flax dry stem weight, height and industrial length.

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quantity of efficient plantse0

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Linum usitatissimum
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“The quantity of efficient plants was most signficantly influenced among the weight,height and industrial length of dry stem”

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“Combined Fertilization on Flax”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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The diameter of flax dry stem was little affected by fertilizer combination.

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diameter of dry steme0
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little affectede0

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Linum usitatissimum
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“the diameter of dry stem was little affected”

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“Combined Fertilization on Flax”

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Macronutrients had greater influence than micronutrients on flax growth.

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micronutrientse0

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Linum usitatissimum
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“macronutrients showed greater influence than micronutrients on flax growth”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivebasis n/a

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The authors identify fertilizer combinations A3B1, A2B0, A3B2 and A2B2 as ideal, yielding more than 13.3 t/hm2 raw stem yield while keeping soil nutrition balanced.

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raw stem yielde0
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more than 13.3t/hm2e0

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Linum usitatissimum
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“the ideal combination of fertilization were A3B1,A2B0,A3B2 and A2B2,yielding more than 13.3t/hm2 raw stem yield and keeping a good balanced soil nutrition”

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“Flax”

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The authors conclude that soil nutrients and their balance could be preserved after production if a comprehensive fertilizer application program is adopted.

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comprehensive fertilizer application programe0
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soil nutrients and their balance could be preservede0

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Linum usitatissimum
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“soil nutrients and their balance could be preserved after production, if a comprehensive fertilizer application program was adopted”

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“Flax”

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