Paper · 2006 · Yumi kexue

Effect of Nitrogen and Potassium on Grain Yield and Quality of Sweet Maize

Lu Gui-lan

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Abstract

The effect of nitrogen and potassium on grain yield and quality of sweet maize were studied in the experiment.The fresh ear yield of sweet maize in middle nitrogen treatment was higher than other two treatment markedly;and potassium could increase the fresh ear yield of sweet maize.But overabundance of potassium had negative effect in promoting the starch content,soluble sugar content and protein content.The soluble sugar content and protein content of middle nitrogen level was the highest among different nitrogen levels.But the interaction of nitrogen and potassium was not notable.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Middle nitrogen treatment gave a markedly higher fresh ear yield of sweet maize than the other two treatments.

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sweet maizee0
Treatment
middle nitrogen treatmente1
Outcome
fresh ear yielde1
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highere1
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other two treatmente1

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“The effect of nitrogen and potassium on grain yield and quality of sweet maize were studied in the experiment”

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“The fresh ear yield of sweet maize in middle nitrogen treatment was higher than other two treatment markedly”

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Intervention effectauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Potassium could increase the fresh ear yield of sweet maize.

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sweet maizee0
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potassiume1
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fresh ear yielde1
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increasee1

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“The effect of nitrogen and potassium on grain yield and quality of sweet maize were studied in the experiment”

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“potassium could increase the fresh ear yield of sweet maize”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Overabundant potassium had a negative effect on starch, soluble sugar and protein content of sweet maize.

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sweet maizee0
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overabundance of potassiume1
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starch content,soluble sugar content and protein contente1
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negative effecte1

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“The effect of nitrogen and potassium on grain yield and quality of sweet maize were studied in the experiment”

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“overabundance of potassium had negative effect in promoting the starch content,soluble sugar content and protein content”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Middle nitrogen level gave the highest soluble sugar and protein content among the nitrogen levels.

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sweet maizee0
Treatment
middle nitrogen levele1
Outcome
soluble sugar content and protein contente1
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higheste1
Comparator
different nitrogen levelse1

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“The effect of nitrogen and potassium on grain yield and quality of sweet maize were studied in the experiment”

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“The soluble sugar content and protein content of middle nitrogen level was the highest among different nitrogen levels”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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The interaction of nitrogen and potassium had no notable effect on sweet maize.

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sweet maizee0
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nitrogen and potassiume1
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interaction of nitrogen and potassiume1
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not notablee1

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“The effect of nitrogen and potassium on grain yield and quality of sweet maize were studied in the experiment”

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“the interaction of nitrogen and potassium was not notable”

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