A vetésváltás és az NPK tápanyagellátás hatása a kukorica termésére

Sárvári, Mihály; Boros, Beáta

doi:10.1556/novenyterm.59.2010.3.3

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“…Therefore, plant density determines yield significantly. Different hybrids endure production using higher plant densities in different extent [10]. Plant density is a production factor that affects yield to the greatest extent.…”

Section: Effect Of Plant Population On the Cobmentioning

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Effect of Plant Population on Yield of Selected Maize (Zea mays L.) Varieties in Mwea and Bura in Kenya

Aleri

Kinama

Chemining’wa

2021

IJPSS

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The objective of the study was to determine the effect of plant population on the growth and yield of maize. The study was conducted during the short rainy season of December 2018 and April 2019 in Mwea, Kirinyaga County and Bura, Tana River County, in Kenya. An experiment was set in a split-split plot design with three replications. Five selected maize (Zea mays) varieties commonly grown in these areas namely: Pioneer, DH04, Sungura, SC Duma and DH02 were grown under three plant population densities namely: 53,333, 66,666 and 88,888 plants ha-1 under irrigated conditions. Cob length, ear height, plant height, above ground biomass and grain yield data was collected. Plant population had significant effects on the grain yield and yield components of the selected maize varieties. The plant population of 53,333 plants ha-1 gave significantly higher above ground biomass in Mwea than population of 88,888 plants ha-1, though not significantly different from population of 66,666 plants ha-1. In Bura, the plant population of 88,888 plants ha-1 gave significantly higher above ground biomass than that of 66,666 and 53,333 plants ha-1 respectively. An increase in plant population reduced the grain yield of the selected maize varieties but increased the above ground biomass of the varieties.

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Section: Effect Of Plant Population On the Cobmentioning

confidence: 99%

Effect of Plant Population on Yield of Selected Maize (Zea mays L.) Varieties in Mwea and Bura in Kenya

Aleri

Kinama

Chemining’wa

2021

IJPSS

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“…Winter wheat has specific importance on most parts of the Earth, because its production is possible even in case of extreme soil and ecological conditions due to its extraordinary adapting ability (ZSOMBIK AND ERDŐS, 2014;SZILÁGYI, 2016). The nutrient supply is only one of several factors of utilizing the genetic potential of wheat varieties (KRISTÓ ; CZIMBALMOS , 2016. Providing a balanced nutrient supply is essential, since it has a remarkable effect on the quality and the quantity of the yield, on the environment, and also on the effectiveness of production.…”

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“…Providing a balanced nutrient supply is essential, since it has a remarkable effect on the quality and the quantity of the yield, on the environment, and also on the effectiveness of production. (SÁRVÁRI, 1984; JAKAB ET AL., 2016; JAKAB ET AL., 2017). The crop-year basically determined the dry matter production, assimilation area and yield of winter wheat; these effects were modified by fertilization.…”

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Effects of different fertilizer doses on the yield and some quality parameters of winter wheat

Jakab

Masa

Baranyi

et al. 2019

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The influence of different fertilizer doses on the yield and quality of winter wheat was studied on meadow soil in the crop-year 2016-2017 in Hódmezővásárhely. The experiment was set up on the area of the SZTE Tangazdaság Ltd, in three replications. The forecrop was sunflower. Six fertilizer setups were applied besides the control: N80PK30, N100PK30, N130PK30, N150PK30, N170PK0, and N170PK50 kg/ha active ingredients. The year 2016-2017 was unfavourable for winter wheat production. The amount of precipitation in the vegetative period of winter wheat was lower than the average. The obtained data were processed by single factor ANOVA. In the control treatment, the yield was 4.20 t/ha. The maximum yield of 5.60 t/ha was reached with N130PK30 kg/ha fertilizer treatment. The yield difference between the two treatments was statistically justified. The nutrient doses higher than N130PK30 did not increase the yield of wheat. A crude protein content of 17.60% was measured in the N0PK0 treatment. The highest content of crude protein (18.70%) was in the N100PK30 and N130PK30 treatments. The Zeleny number was 70.40 ml in the control treatment. In the N130PK30 treatment, it reached the maximum value of 76.0 ml. In our experiment, the N130PK30 kg/ha fertilizer dose was the most favourable concerning the yield and quality parameters of the examined winter wheat variety.

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“…To determine the harmonious nutrient supply is crucial as it has a considerable effect not only on the volume and quality of yields and the environment but also on the effectiveness of production (SÁRVÁRI, 1984, JAKAB ET AL., 2016. The crop-year basically determined the dry matter production, assimilation area and yield of winter wheat; these effects were modified by fertilization.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The effect of different fertilizer treaments on the yield and quality of winter wheat

Jakab

Festő

Zoltán

et al. 2018

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The effect of fertilization on the yield and quality of winter wheat was studied on meadow soil in 2015-2016 years in Hódmezővásárhely. The experiment was set up on the area of SZTE Tangazdaság Ltd, in three replications. The preceding crop was alfalfa. Four fertilizer steps were applied besides the control: N80PK30, N100PK30, N120PK0, N120PK30 kg/ha active ingredients. The year 2015-2016 was favourable for winter wheat production. The amount of precipitation in the vegetative period of winter wheat was higher by 92.8 mm than the average. We processed the obtained data by single factor variant analysis. In control treatment the yield was 5.70 t/ha. We obtained the maximum yield 7.37 t/ha in N80PK30 kg/ha fertilizer treatment. The yield difference between the two treatments was statistically justified. The nutrient doses higher than N80PK30 did not increase the yield of wheat. The examined quality parameters (gluten content, crude protein content, Zeleny number) reached the highest value in N80PK30 treatment. Our scientific results proved, that in the case of good preceding crop we can reduced the amount of fertilizer, which is important in environmentally and economical point of you.

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A vetésváltás és az NPK tápanyagellátás hatása a kukorica termésére

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Effect of Plant Population on Yield of Selected Maize (Zea mays L.) Varieties in Mwea and Bura in Kenya

Effect of Plant Population on Yield of Selected Maize (Zea mays L.) Varieties in Mwea and Bura in Kenya

Effects of different fertilizer doses on the yield and some quality parameters of winter wheat

The effect of different fertilizer treaments on the yield and quality of winter wheat

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