Response of high yield wheat to phosphorus and potassium and proper ratio of N, P and K
Zhang Hong-shu
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Zhang Hong-shu
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The influence is estimated, on wheat growth with different dosage and proportion of phosphorus potassium, and under proper nitrogen application for alluvial calcareous soil at Huangfan area. The results show that (1)best effect consists in a medium phosphorus application (120 kg P2O5/hm2) for yields increasing by 30.82% or 20.27%, compared with no or low phosphorus application (48 kg P2O5/hm2). A high phosphorus application (192 kg P2O5/hm2)makes yield only increase by 2.85%,compared with a medium phosphorus application; (2)the effect of potassium for wheat is inferior to that of phosphorus, its activity is prompted on the basis of phosphorus together with potassium application; (3)best proportion of nitrogen, phosphorus potassium 1∶0.5∶0.5 for wheat in its growth period, and application of 240 kg N/hm2, 120 kg P2O5/hm2 and 120 kg K2O/hm2 bring the highest benefit.
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The influence is estimated, on wheat growth with different dosage and proportion of phosphorus potassium, and under proper nitrogen application for alluvial calcareous soil at Huangfan area. The results show that (1)best effect consists in a medium phosphorus application (120 kg P2O5/hm2) for yields increasing by 30.82% or 20.27%, compared with no or low phosphorus application (48 kg P2O5/hm2). A high phosphorus application (192 kg P2O5/hm2)makes yield only increase by 2.85%,compared with a medium phosphorus application; (2)the effect of potassium for wheat is inferior to that of phosphorus, its activity is prompted on the basis of phosphorus together with potassium application; (3)best proportion of nitrogen, phosphorus potassium 1∶0.5∶0.5 for wheat in its growth period, and application of 240 kg N/hm2, 120 kg P2O5/hm2 and 120 kg K2O/hm2 bring the highest benefit.
Key concepts: Phosphorus, Potassium, Chemistry, Nitrogen, Animal science, Yield (engineering), Calcareous, Agronomy