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Preliminary study on effect of organo-inorganic compound fertilizers

Wei Li

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Fowl dung both fermented and unfermented is as organic fertilizer. With the ratios of organic N and total N at 0, 30%, 40%, 60% and 100%, a 2year trials for paddy show that firstly the yield rises with increase of organic N at less than 40%, and lowers at more than 60% but has a residual fertilizer effect; then the relation between nitrogen fertilizer efficiency and organic N content in the fertilizer is positively correlative, nitrogen fertilizer efficiency is 53.4% at 100% of organic N; finally the translocation of N nutrient to crop seeds is prompted with an increasing organic N standard.

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Fowl dung both fermented and unfermented is as organic fertilizer. With the ratios of organic N and total N at 0, 30%, 40%, 60% and 100%, a 2year trials for paddy show that firstly the yield rises with increase of organic N at less than 40%, and lowers at more than 60% but has a residual fertilizer effect; then the relation between nitrogen fertilizer efficiency and organic N content in the fertilizer is positively correlative, nitrogen fertilizer efficiency is 53.4% at 100% of organic N; finally the translocation of N nutrient to crop seeds is prompted with an increasing organic N standard.

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Fowl dung both fermented and unfermented is as organic fertilizer. With the ratios of organic N and total N at 0, 30%, 40%, 60% and 100%, a 2year trials for paddy show that firstly the yield rises with increase of organic N at less than 40%, and lowers at more than 60% but has a residual fertilizer effect; then the relation between nitrogen fertilizer efficiency and organic N content in the fertilizer is positively correlative, nitrogen fertilizer efficiency is 53.4% at 100% of organic N; finally the translocation of N nutrient to crop seeds is prompted with an increasing organic N standard.

Key concepts: Fertilizer, Chemistry, Nitrogen, Organic fertilizer, Yield (engineering), Agronomy, Nutrient, Animal science

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