[Objectives] This study was conducted to verify the field application effect of slow-release nitrogen fertilizer on summer maize in Shajiang black soil area by simultaneous sowing and fertilization, and explore the ap...[Objectives] This study was conducted to verify the field application effect of slow-release nitrogen fertilizer on summer maize in Shajiang black soil area by simultaneous sowing and fertilization, and explore the application scope and nitrogen metabolism mechanism, so as to lay a foundation for fertilizer reduction and efficiency improvement. [Methods] With maize variety Beiqing 340 and sulfur-coated urea as experimental materials, five nitrogen application levels were set, namely, control (C0), slow-release nitrogen 70 kg/hm^(2) (C70), slow-release nitrogen 140 kg/hm^(2) (C140), slow-release nitrogen 210 kg/hm^(2) (C210) and slow-release nitrogen 280 kg/hm^(2) (C280). The phosphorus and potassium fertilizers were all in accordance with the unified standard. [Results] With the application rate of slow-release nitrogen increasing, the nitrogen accumulation in organs increased first and then decreased after tasseling stage of maize. In order to reduce the fertilizing amount and increase efficiency, 210 kg/hm^(2) of slow-release nitrogen fertilizer was the best fertilizing amount for summer maize in Shajiang black soil area. [Conclusions] This study provides reference for fertilizer reduction, efficiency improvement and sustainable development of summer maize in Shajiang black soil area.展开更多
Under the conditions of drought and waterlogging,the dynamic of root dry weight and its distribution were studied with the method of root cutting collection in shajiang black soil. The result showed that root dry weig...Under the conditions of drought and waterlogging,the dynamic of root dry weight and its distribution were studied with the method of root cutting collection in shajiang black soil. The result showed that root dry weight and its distribution were largely affected by drought and waterlogging,especially the later. During a drought,root dry weight of maize per plant was higher, and the time of root dry weight increase and decrease were earlier, the speed of roots spreading into deep soil were quicker and many roots were distributed in deeper soil layer. While during a waterlogging, the result was contrary to the above.展开更多
基金Supported by National Key Research and Development Program of China(2017FYD0101406)Zhoukou Comprehensive Test Station of Henan Provincial Corn Industry Technology System(HARS-22-02-Z5)。
文摘[Objectives] This study was conducted to verify the field application effect of slow-release nitrogen fertilizer on summer maize in Shajiang black soil area by simultaneous sowing and fertilization, and explore the application scope and nitrogen metabolism mechanism, so as to lay a foundation for fertilizer reduction and efficiency improvement. [Methods] With maize variety Beiqing 340 and sulfur-coated urea as experimental materials, five nitrogen application levels were set, namely, control (C0), slow-release nitrogen 70 kg/hm^(2) (C70), slow-release nitrogen 140 kg/hm^(2) (C140), slow-release nitrogen 210 kg/hm^(2) (C210) and slow-release nitrogen 280 kg/hm^(2) (C280). The phosphorus and potassium fertilizers were all in accordance with the unified standard. [Results] With the application rate of slow-release nitrogen increasing, the nitrogen accumulation in organs increased first and then decreased after tasseling stage of maize. In order to reduce the fertilizing amount and increase efficiency, 210 kg/hm^(2) of slow-release nitrogen fertilizer was the best fertilizing amount for summer maize in Shajiang black soil area. [Conclusions] This study provides reference for fertilizer reduction, efficiency improvement and sustainable development of summer maize in Shajiang black soil area.
文摘Under the conditions of drought and waterlogging,the dynamic of root dry weight and its distribution were studied with the method of root cutting collection in shajiang black soil. The result showed that root dry weight and its distribution were largely affected by drought and waterlogging,especially the later. During a drought,root dry weight of maize per plant was higher, and the time of root dry weight increase and decrease were earlier, the speed of roots spreading into deep soil were quicker and many roots were distributed in deeper soil layer. While during a waterlogging, the result was contrary to the above.
