[Objectives]The paper was to investigate the effects of different application rates of pesticides and fertilizers on wheat stripe rust and wheat yield.[Methods]Two-factor split block design was adopted.[Results]Differ...[Objectives]The paper was to investigate the effects of different application rates of pesticides and fertilizers on wheat stripe rust and wheat yield.[Methods]Two-factor split block design was adopted.[Results]Different application rates of pesticides and chemical fertilizers would affect the incidence of wheat stripe rust,and further affect the yield of wheat.Triadimefon had no significant effect on wheat yield,and potassium sulfate compound fertilizer had significant effect on wheat yield,while their interaction had no significant effect on wheat yield.There were significant differences in wheat yield among the 15 treatment combinations,which may be due to the fact that the application rate of potassium sulfate compound fertilizer had extremely significant effect on wheat yield.[Conclusions]Under the wheat/green manure/maize zonal rotation system in Bijie,the sowing width of wheat is guaranteed to be 0.5 m under the 1.65 m zonal cropping system,and the sowing rate of wheat is arranged according to the basic seedling of 1.2 million plants/hm^(2).In the early stage of wheat stripe rust,15%triadimefon WP can be sprayed evenly at the dose of 1050 g/hm^(2)by a high-power sprayer in a sunny day.展开更多
We investigated the effect of small amounts of ammonium sulfate （NH4）2SO4 on compound fertilizer granulation. We examined the following raw materials： humic acid, ammonium chloride, urea, potassium chloride, and mo...We investigated the effect of small amounts of ammonium sulfate （NH4）2SO4 on compound fertilizer granulation. We examined the following raw materials： humic acid, ammonium chloride, urea, potassium chloride, and monoammonium phosphate. The mass ratio of organic matter, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium was typically 22：17：7：2. In the absence of （NH4）2SO4, the granulation rate of the compound fertilizer was low, and increased significantly following the addition of 1–2% （NH4）2SO4. We suggested the following physical and chemical processes as potential mechanisms： （NH4）2SO4 promoted the conversion of yellow flue gas desulfurization gypsum into gypsum whiskers; （NH4）2SO4 interacted with humic acid and urea to generate a new complex; urea sulfate was formed under acidic conditions. The combined effect of the above physical and chemical processes was an increase both in the rate of interactions between the materials and in system viscosity, which has the end result of increasing the granulation rate.展开更多
文摘[Objectives]The paper was to investigate the effects of different application rates of pesticides and fertilizers on wheat stripe rust and wheat yield.[Methods]Two-factor split block design was adopted.[Results]Different application rates of pesticides and chemical fertilizers would affect the incidence of wheat stripe rust,and further affect the yield of wheat.Triadimefon had no significant effect on wheat yield,and potassium sulfate compound fertilizer had significant effect on wheat yield,while their interaction had no significant effect on wheat yield.There were significant differences in wheat yield among the 15 treatment combinations,which may be due to the fact that the application rate of potassium sulfate compound fertilizer had extremely significant effect on wheat yield.[Conclusions]Under the wheat/green manure/maize zonal rotation system in Bijie,the sowing width of wheat is guaranteed to be 0.5 m under the 1.65 m zonal cropping system,and the sowing rate of wheat is arranged according to the basic seedling of 1.2 million plants/hm^(2).In the early stage of wheat stripe rust,15%triadimefon WP can be sprayed evenly at the dose of 1050 g/hm^(2)by a high-power sprayer in a sunny day.
基金This work was supported by The Natural Science Foundation of Shanxi Province （Grant No. 2012011009-3）.
文摘We investigated the effect of small amounts of ammonium sulfate （NH4）2SO4 on compound fertilizer granulation. We examined the following raw materials： humic acid, ammonium chloride, urea, potassium chloride, and monoammonium phosphate. The mass ratio of organic matter, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium was typically 22：17：7：2. In the absence of （NH4）2SO4, the granulation rate of the compound fertilizer was low, and increased significantly following the addition of 1–2% （NH4）2SO4. We suggested the following physical and chemical processes as potential mechanisms： （NH4）2SO4 promoted the conversion of yellow flue gas desulfurization gypsum into gypsum whiskers; （NH4）2SO4 interacted with humic acid and urea to generate a new complex; urea sulfate was formed under acidic conditions. The combined effect of the above physical and chemical processes was an increase both in the rate of interactions between the materials and in system viscosity, which has the end result of increasing the granulation rate.
