Effect of N and K fertilizer application on the yield and nutrient dynamic changes in maize
Fei Gao
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Fei Gao
Abstract
In order to provide scientific base of fertilization for maize,the method combining field trial and soil and plants' diagnosis was applied to study the effects of N and K fertilizer application on its yield and nutrient dynamic changes.The results indicated that: on the fields with high P level,without P fertilizer applied and combining N with K fertilizer could increase maize yield by 1.8%~12.4%,spike length,1.8%~8.2%,spike diameter,1.3%~4.1%,grain number,11.3%~22.5%,hundred-seed weight,1.1%~4.8%.Through the synthesis analysis of the field,spike characters and leaves nutrient content of N,P and K in maize,the treatment of N2K2 was the best and its maize yield was at 11 183.3 kg/hm2 while soil P content was at 35.3 mg/kg.
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In order to provide scientific base of fertilization for maize,the method combining field trial and soil and plants' diagnosis was applied to study the effects of N and K fertilizer application on its yield and nutrient dynamic changes.The results indicated that: on the fields with high P level,without P fertilizer applied and combining N with K fertilizer could increase maize yield by 1.8%~12.4%,spike length,1.8%~8.2%,spike diameter,1.3%~4.1%,grain number,11.3%~22.5%,hundred-seed weight,1.1%~4.8%.Through the synthesis analysis of the field,spike characters and leaves nutrient content of N,P and K in maize,the treatment of N2K2 was the best and its maize yield was at 11 183.3 kg/hm2 while soil P content was at 35.3 mg/kg.
Key concepts: Fertilizer, Nutrient, Agronomy, Yield (engineering), Human fertilization, Soil nutrients, Mathematics, Field experiment