[Effects of N application reduction and fertilizing distance on saving fertilizer and improving yield in maize/soybean intercropping system].
Ping Chen, Qing Du, Zhou Li, Huan Yang, Dong Qian, Chun Yan Song, Wen Yu Yang, Tai-wen Yong
Abstract
Ping Chen, Qing Du, Zhou Li, Huan Yang, Dong Qian, Chun Yan Song, Wen Yu Yang, Tai-wen Yong
Abstract
. Appropriate N application reduction and fertilizing distance would be beneficial to transfer dry matter to grain, improve grain number per plant, 100-grain mass and yield, promote N uptake and increase fertilizer use efficiency in the intercropping system, which could achieve the purpose of saving fertilizer and improving yield.
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. Appropriate N application reduction and fertilizing distance would be beneficial to transfer dry matter to grain, improve grain number per plant, 100-grain mass and yield, promote N uptake and increase fertilizer use efficiency in the intercropping system, which could achieve the purpose of saving fertilizer and improving yield.
Key concepts: Intercropping, Anthesis, Dry matter, Agronomy, Fertilizer, Yield (engineering), Grain yield, Field experiment