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ARCHIVES OF AGRONOMY AND SOIL SCIENCE
卷 64, 期 8, 页码 1152-1171出版社
TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/03650340.2017.1414946
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Rice; alternate irrigation; water and nitrogen interaction; grain filling rate; inferior spikelets
In order to optimize N application and understand how the different combinations of water and N management affect grain filling characteristics and yield, we designed three irrigation regimes (W-1 submerged irrigation, W-2 alternate irrigation, W-3 dry cultivation), and different N application strategies at 180kg ha(-1) in 2010 and 2011. The relationship between grain filling characteristics and grain yield formation were respectively investigated. The results revealed that there were obvious interacting effects of irrigation regime and N application strategies on grain yield and grain-filling characteristics as well. Compared with W-1 and W-3 treatments, under W-2, the N-fertilizer should account for 30% base, 30% tillering, and 40% panicle fertilizer with the last being applied equally at 4th and 2nd leaves emerged from the top. Correlation analysis revealed that grain filling rate during middle grain-filling stage was the largest and contribute more than 50% to grain-filling. Grain yield was significantly related to grain filling rate (G(max) or G(mean)), final weight of a kernel (A), and mean grain filling rate (MGR) of the early, mid and late stages during grain filling in inferior spikelets, which is the important reason for water and N coupling effect further to increase yield and fertilizer use efficiency.
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