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Effects of Different N,P and K Fertilizer Levels on Photosynthetic Physiology and Yield in Maize

Wang Guodong

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The studies on parameters of photosynthetic physiology and yield were carried on maize hybrid Shen Dan 16 at different levels of N,P and K fertilizer.It is shown that there was a significantly positive relationship between the net photosynthetic rate(Pn)and transpiration rate(Tr) and stomatal conductance(Gs) of summer maize under N,P and K fertilizer.Especially,It is optimal under treatment of OPT.The rate of increase of net photosynthetic rate(Pn),stomatal conductance(Gs) and transpiration rate(Tr) in treatment of OPT-P/2,OPT+P/2,OPT-K,OPT-N,OPT-P are decreased gradually comapared to CK.However,it is not obvious that phosphate fertilizer impact to net photosynthetic rate(Pn),stomatal conductance(Gs) and transpiration rate(Tr).The highest grain yield of corn,12 777.0 kg/hm2 is obatined in best teatement of OPT fertilization,significant increased 31.6% comapred to CK. Interaction of NPK fertilizers based on treatment OPT were positive on the corn yield.And it is optimal under OPT treatment especially.

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The studies on parameters of photosynthetic physiology and yield were carried on maize hybrid Shen Dan 16 at different levels of N,P and K fertilizer.It is shown that there was a significantly positive relationship between the net photosynthetic rate(Pn)and transpiration rate(Tr) and stomatal conductance(Gs) of summer maize under N,P and K fertilizer.Especially,It is optimal under treatment of OPT.The rate of increase of net photosynthetic rate(Pn),stomatal conductance(Gs) and transpiration rate(Tr) in treatment of OPT-P/2,OPT+P/2,OPT-K,OPT-N,OPT-P are decreased gradually comapared to CK.However,it is not obvious that phosphate fertilizer impact to net photosynthetic rate(Pn),stomatal conductance(Gs) and transpiration rate(Tr).The highest grain yield of corn,12 777.0 kg/hm2 is obatined in best teatement of OPT fertilization,significant increased 31.6% comapred to CK. Interaction of NPK fertilizers based on treatment OPT were positive on the corn yield.And it is optimal under OPT treatment especially.

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The studies on parameters of photosynthetic physiology and yield were carried on maize hybrid Shen Dan 16 at different levels of N,P and K fertilizer.It is shown that there was a significantly positive relationship between the net photosynthetic rate(Pn)and transpiration rate(Tr) and stomatal conductance(Gs) of summer maize under N,P and K fertilizer.Especially,It is optimal under treatment of OPT.The rate of increase of net photosynthetic rate(Pn),stomatal conductance(Gs) and transpiration rate(Tr) in treatment of OPT-P/2,OPT+P/2,OPT-K,OPT-N,OPT-P are decreased gradually comapared to CK.However,it is not obvious that phosphate fertilizer impact to net photosynthetic rate(Pn),stomatal conductance(Gs) and transpiration rate(Tr).The highest grain yield of corn,12 777.0 kg/hm2 is obatined in best teatement of OPT fertilization,significant increased 31.6% comapred to CK. Interaction of NPK fertilizers based on treatment OPT were positive on the corn yield.And it is optimal under OPT treatment especially.

Key concepts: Transpiration, Photosynthesis, Stomatal conductance, Fertilizer, Human fertilization, Agronomy, Yield (engineering), Zea mays

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