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Balanced Fertilization Technique of Nitrogen,Phosphorus and Potassium for Rice in Panjin Area

Jinfeng Yang

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The 3414 design of quadratic regression was adopted in this experiment.Effects of interaction among nitrogen,phosphorus potassium coordinating on the yield of rice were studied in Panjin.The effect of N,P and K on the yield of rice was studied quantitatively based on main and single factors effect analysis.The optimal composite scheme of N,P and K was 260~320 kg/hm2,150~200 kg/hm2,70~100 kg/hm2.This result provided an optimum composite scheme of N,P and K for target yield.

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The 3414 design of quadratic regression was adopted in this experiment.Effects of interaction among nitrogen,phosphorus potassium coordinating on the yield of rice were studied in Panjin.The effect of N,P and K on the yield of rice was studied quantitatively based on main and single factors effect analysis.The optimal composite scheme of N,P and K was 260~320 kg/hm2,150~200 kg/hm2,70~100 kg/hm2.This result provided an optimum composite scheme of N,P and K for target yield.

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The 3414 design of quadratic regression was adopted in this experiment.Effects of interaction among nitrogen,phosphorus potassium coordinating on the yield of rice were studied in Panjin.The effect of N,P and K on the yield of rice was studied quantitatively based on main and single factors effect analysis.The optimal composite scheme of N,P and K was 260~320 kg/hm2,150~200 kg/hm2,70~100 kg/hm2.This result provided an optimum composite scheme of N,P and K for target yield.

Key concepts: Phosphorus, Potassium, Nitrogen, Human fertilization, Yield (engineering), Agronomy, Mathematics, Animal science

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