2021•Agricultural Water ManagementRequires access

Dry matter accumulation after silking and kernel weight are the key factors for increasing maize yield and water use efficiency

Feng Wang, Ruizhi Xie, Bo Ming, Keru Wang, Peng Hou, Jianglu Chen, Guangzhou Liu, Guoqiang Zhang, Jun Xue, Shaokun Li

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Key concepts: Irrigation, Water-use efficiency, Agronomy, Dry matter, Drip irrigation, Arid, Environmental science, Yield (engineering)

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