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The Experiments of Fertilizer Effects on Stability Fertilizer on Rice

LI Feng-tang

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By comparing between formula fertilizer and conventional fertilization which use Lindao16 as experimental material to research the effect of stability fertilizer.The result indicated that the stability fertilizer can increase panicles of square meter,grains per panicle,then it achieve to increase the yield,saving and increasing efficiency.

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By comparing between formula fertilizer and conventional fertilization which use Lindao16 as experimental material to research the effect of stability fertilizer.The result indicated that the stability fertilizer can increase panicles of square meter,grains per panicle,then it achieve to increase the yield,saving and increasing efficiency.

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By comparing between formula fertilizer and conventional fertilization which use Lindao16 as experimental material to research the effect of stability fertilizer.The result indicated that the stability fertilizer can increase panicles of square meter,grains per panicle,then it achieve to increase the yield,saving and increasing efficiency.

Key concepts: Fertilizer, Panicle, Stability (learning theory), Human fertilization, Mathematics, Agronomy, Yield (engineering), Agricultural engineering

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