Claim · model-written summary
Maize yield decreased as drip irrigation quota decreased.
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t0“Maize Varieties”
e3“The maize yield decreased with the decrease in drip irrigation quota”
Title
Chen Xu; Fei Li; Yan Zhuang; et al. Agriculture 2023. doi:10.3390/agriculture13091682
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Intervention effect Reducing drip irrigation quota decreased the 100-grain weight, filling rate and average filling rate of maize grains.
- Intervention effect Reducing drip irrigation quota decreased auxin and cytokinin in maize grains.
- Intervention effect Reducing drip irrigation quota decreased acid sucrose invertase, sucrose synthase and starch synthase activities in maize grains.
- Intervention effect Reducing drip irrigation quota decreased adenosine diphosphate glucose pyrophosphorylase activity in maize grains.
- Intervention effect Reducing drip irrigation quota increased the abscisic acid content of maize grains.
- Intervention effect Reducing drip irrigation quota increased the content of various amino acids and sugars in maize grains.
- Observation The percentage of changes in grain traits was relatively high in drought-sensitive maize varieties.
- Intervention effect With T1 (drought-resistant variety, 350 mm), grain filling characteristics and hormone content did not differ significantly from the control treatment.
- Intervention effect With T1 (drought-resistant variety, 350 mm), starch synthesis enzyme activity and yield did not differ significantly from the control treatment.
- Recommendation Reduced drip irrigation at 350 mm with drought-resistant maize maintains grain growth and yield while saving water.