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Effect of Nitrogen Application Amount at Different Stage on Yield in Rice

Zhuo Zhang, Niu Yankai, Yan Zhang, 李昌国 LI Chang-guo, Jinxin Li, You Zhaolong, Jiamusi Heilongjiang, Jiansanjiangdaxingfarm

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The effect of N fertilization ratio at different stage on the yield of rice could be studied by yield components and the results showed that the treatment of 50%basal fertilizer,30%tiller fertilizer and 20%panicle fertilizer reached the highest yield,506.92 kg/667 m~2,and the yield increase rate was 26.3%.

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The effect of N fertilization ratio at different stage on the yield of rice could be studied by yield components and the results showed that the treatment of 50%basal fertilizer,30%tiller fertilizer and 20%panicle fertilizer reached the highest yield,506.92 kg/667 m~2,and the yield increase rate was 26.3%.

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The effect of N fertilization ratio at different stage on the yield of rice could be studied by yield components and the results showed that the treatment of 50%basal fertilizer,30%tiller fertilizer and 20%panicle fertilizer reached the highest yield,506.92 kg/667 m~2,and the yield increase rate was 26.3%.

Key concepts: Panicle, Tiller (botany), Yield (engineering), Fertilizer, Human fertilization, Nitrogen fertilizer, Nitrogen, Agronomy

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