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Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology ›› 2005, Vol. 16 ›› Issue (11): 2071-2075.

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Effects of N fertilization on winter wheat grain yield and its crude protein content and apparent N losses

CUI Zhenling1, SHI Liwei2, XU Jiufei2, LI Junliang2, ZHANG Fusuo1, CHEN Xinping !   

  1. 1. College of Resource and Environmental Sciences, China Agricultural University, Beijing 100094, China;
    2. Department of Agronomy, Laiyang College of Agronomy, Laiyang 265200, China
  • Received:2004-11-30 Revised:2005-03-25 Online:2005-11-15 Published:2005-11-15

Abstract: Field experiments were conducted at four sites in 2002 to study the effects of N fertilization on winter wheat yield and its crude protein content and apparent N losses.The results showed that at these sites,the N application rate for maximum grain yield was 0,0,79 and 118 kg·hm-2,and that for maximum grain crude protein content was 122,100,127 and 174 kg·hm-2,respectively.The residual nitrate-N content in 0~90 cm soil layer after harvest was linearly increased,while the apparent N losses during wheat growth season was exponentially increased with increasing N application rate.Under the N application rate for maximum yield,soil residual nitrate-N content ranged from 86 to 115 kg·hm-2 and apparent N losses ranged from2 to 32 kg·hm-2,which were much lower than the residual nitrate-N content(106~168 kg·hm-2)and apparent N losses(14~56 kg·hm-2)when the maximum grain crude protein content was achieved.The results showed that the maximum wheat grain yield and the environment effects of N fertilization could be harmonized by an optimized N application rate,but,if considering the importance of wheat grain protein,more research in the future should be needed.

Key words: Optimized N management, Soil nitrate-N content, Apparent N losses, Crude protein content

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