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Applying Effect of Pellet Active Carbon and Slow-release Fertilizer on Maize

Wenfu Chen

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The effects of pellet active carbon and two kinds of carbon-based slow-release fertilizers SRF1,SRF2 on growth development and yield of maize were studied.The results showed that ordinary fertilizer added pellet active carbon and new-type slow-release fertilizer improved agronomic traits effectively,including increased in leaf area and the number of roots.In the yield aspect,ordinary fertilizer added carbon and slow-release fertilizer SRF1,SRF2 increased respectively by 3.0%,7.4%,11.4%,21.1%,over the corresponding ordinary fertilizer,the differences between them were remarkable or the extremely remarkable.The total trends were that the slow-release fertilizer was better than ordinary fertilizer added carbon,ordinary fertilizer added carbon was better than ordinary fertilizer,the ordinary fertilizer was better than non-fertilizer,the effects of ordinary fertilizer added carbon and slow-release fertilizer on maize showed the 30% of nutrient content was better than the 40% nutrient content.

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The effects of pellet active carbon and two kinds of carbon-based slow-release fertilizers SRF1,SRF2 on growth development and yield of maize were studied.The results showed that ordinary fertilizer added pellet active carbon and new-type slow-release fertilizer improved agronomic traits effectively,including increased in leaf area and the number of roots.In the yield aspect,ordinary fertilizer added carbon and slow-release fertilizer SRF1,SRF2 increased respectively by 3.0%,7.4%,11.4%,21.1%,over the corresponding ordinary fertilizer,the differences between them were remarkable or the extremely remarkable.The total trends were that the slow-release fertilizer was better than ordinary fertilizer added carbon,ordinary fertilizer added carbon was better than ordinary fertilizer,the ordinary fertilizer was better than non-fertilizer,the effects of ordinary fertilizer added carbon and slow-release fertilizer on maize showed the 30% of nutrient content was better than the 40% nutrient content.

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The effects of pellet active carbon and two kinds of carbon-based slow-release fertilizers SRF1,SRF2 on growth development and yield of maize were studied.The results showed that ordinary fertilizer added pellet active carbon and new-type slow-release fertilizer improved agronomic traits effectively,including increased in leaf area and the number of roots.In the yield aspect,ordinary fertilizer added carbon and slow-release fertilizer SRF1,SRF2 increased respectively by 3.0%,7.4%,11.4%,21.1%,over the corresponding ordinary fertilizer,the differences between them were remarkable or the extremely remarkable.The total trends were that the slow-release fertilizer was better than ordinary fertilizer added carbon,ordinary fertilizer added carbon was better than ordinary fertilizer,the ordinary fertilizer was better than non-fertilizer,the effects of ordinary fertilizer added carbon and slow-release fertilizer on maize showed the 30% of nutrient content was better than the 40% nutrient content.

Key concepts: Fertilizer, Agronomy, Pellet, Carbon fibers, Yield (engineering), Nutrient, Chemistry, Environmental science

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