2012Plant Nutrition and Fertilizing ScienceRequires access

Effect of combined application of organic and mineral fertilizers on yield, quality and nitrogen uptake of rice

Zhou Jiang-ming

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Controlled release nitrogen fertilizers(CRNF) are physically prepared from the granules of the field experiments were conducted to investigate the effects of different ratio of organic and mineral fertilizers(organic N accounted for 100%,70%,40%,20% and 0%,respectively) on yield,quality and nitrogen uptake of early rice,late rice and single-crop rice,under the same application rates of nitrogen.The results show that when organic nitrogen accounts for 40%,20% and 40% of the total amount,yields of early rice,late rice and single-crop rice are highest,which are increased by 8.5%,2.8% and 4.6% respectively compared with the yields of chemical fertilizer areas.When organic N accounts for 20% to 40%,rice quality is better,while higher proportion of organic N can result in rice fragile,increase chalk rate and reduce protein content.When organic N accounts for 20%,N uptake by early rice,late rice and single-crop rice was highest.

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Controlled release nitrogen fertilizers(CRNF) are physically prepared from the granules of the field experiments were conducted to investigate the effects of different ratio of organic and mineral fertilizers(organic N accounted for 100%,70%,40%,20% and 0%,respectively) on yield,quality and nitrogen uptake of early rice,late rice and single-crop rice,under the same application rates of nitrogen.The results show that when organic nitrogen accounts for 40%,20% and 40% of the total amount,yields of early rice,late rice and single-crop rice are highest,which are increased by 8.5%,2.8% and 4.6% respectively compared with the yields of chemical fertilizer areas.When organic N accounts for 20% to 40%,rice quality is better,while higher proportion of organic N can result in rice fragile,increase chalk rate and reduce protein content.When organic N accounts for 20%,N uptake by early rice,late rice and single-crop rice was highest.

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Controlled release nitrogen fertilizers(CRNF) are physically prepared from the granules of the field experiments were conducted to investigate the effects of different ratio of organic and mineral fertilizers(organic N accounted for 100%,70%,40%,20% and 0%,respectively) on yield,quality and nitrogen uptake of early rice,late rice and single-crop rice,under the same application rates of nitrogen.The results show that when organic nitrogen accounts for 40%,20% and 40% of the total amount,yields of early rice,late rice and single-crop rice are highest,which are increased by 8.5%,2.8% and 4.6% respectively compared with the yields of chemical fertilizer areas.When organic N accounts for 20% to 40%,rice quality is better,while higher proportion of organic N can result in rice fragile,increase chalk rate and reduce protein content.When organic N accounts for 20%,N uptake by early rice,late rice and single-crop rice was highest.

Key concepts: Nitrogen, Agronomy, Yield (engineering), Crop, Field experiment, Chemistry, Paddy field, Organic fertilizer

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