Claim · model-written summary
Continuous cropping reduced mean winter rye yield by 18% relative to crop rotation.
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e0“In continuous cropping mean yield of winter rye as compared to crop rotation a decrease for the 3-year period reached 18%”
Title
Andrzej Blecharczyk; Irena Małecka; Jerzy Pudełko; et al. DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) 2004
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- Intervention effect FYM and NPK alone had similar effects on winter rye yield.
- Intervention effect Combined FYM and NPK increased yield by 8.3% relative to NPK.
- Intervention effect Combined FYM and NPK increased yield by 12.7% relative to FYM.
- Intervention effect Above-ground dry matter and mineral nutrient accumulation at stem elongation were highest under combined FYM and NPK.
- Intervention effect At GS 32, FYM alone slowed above-ground dry matter and nutrient accumulation relative to NPK.
- Intervention effect FYM with NPK increased N, P and K uptake in winter rye grain and straw.