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Combined application of organic fertilizer and chemical fertilizer alleviates the kernel position effect in summer maize by promoting post-silking nitrogen uptake and dry matter accumulation

作  者:
Zhai, Lichao;Zhang, Lihua;Cui, Yongzeng;Zhai, Lifang;Zheng, Mengjing;Yao, Yanrong;Zhang, Jingting;Hou, Wanbin;Wu, Liyong;Jia, Xiuling
单  位:
Yongnian Agr Technol Extens Ctr, Handan 057150, Peoples R China;Ningjin Agr Technol Extens Ctr, Xingtai 055550, Peoples R China;Hebei Acad Agr & Forestry Sci, Inst Cereal & Oil Crops, Key Lab Crop Cultivat Physiol & Green Prod Hebei P, Shijiazhuang 050035, Peoples R China;Hebei Sci & Technol Innovat Serv Ctr, Shijiazhuang 050051, Peoples R China
关键词:
chemical fertilizer;dry mater accumulation;kernel position effect;N uptake;organic fertilizer
摘  要:
Adjusting agronomic measures to alleviate the kernel position effect in maize is important for ensuring high yields. In order to clarify whether the combined application of organic fertilizer and chemical fertilizer (CAOFCF) can alleviate the kernel position effect of summer maize, field experiments were conducted during the 2019 and 2020 growing seasons, and five treatments were assessed: CF, 100% chemical fertilizer; OFCF1, 15% organic fertilizer+85% chemical fertilizer; and OFCF4, 60% organic fertilizer+40% chemical fertilizer. Compared with the CF treatment, the OFCF1 and OFCF2 treatments significantly alleviated the kernel position effect by increasing the weight ratio of inferior kernels to superior kernels and reducing the weight gap between the superior and inferior kernels. These effects were largely due to the improved filling and starch accumulation of inferior kernels. However, there were no obvious differences in the kernel position effect among plants treated with CF, OFCF3, or OFCF4 in most cases. Leaf area indexes, post-silking photosynthetic rates, and net assimilation rates were higher in plants treated with OFCF1 or OFCF2 than in those treated with CF, reflecting an enhanced photosynthetic capacity and improved postsilking dry matter accumulation (DMA) in the plants treated with OFCF1 or OFCF2. Compared with the CF treatment, the OFCF1 and OFCF2 treatments increased post-silking N uptake by 66.3 and 75.5%, respectively, which was the major factor driving post-silking photosynthetic capacity and DMA. Moreover, the increases in root DMA and zeatin riboside content observed following the OFCF1 and OFCF2 treatments resulted in reduced root senescence, which is associated with an increased post-silking N uptake. Analyses showed that post-silking N uptake, DMA, and grain yield in summer maize were negatively correlated with the kernel position effect. In conclusion, the combined application of 15-30% organic fertilizer and 70-85% chemical fertilizer alleviated the kernel position effect in summer maize by improving post-silking N uptake and DMA. These results provide new insights into how CAOFCF can be used to improve maize productivity.

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