Journal of Plant Nutrition and Soil Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Дек. 8, 2024
ABSTRACT
Background
The
controlled
uptake
long‐term
ammonium
nutrition
(CULTAN)
fertilization
technique
consists
of
injecting
a
concentrated
solution
into
the
soil
and
aims
to
positively
impact
crop
physiology
N
use
efficiency.
Aims
This
study
assesses
whether
CULTAN
can
contribute
lower
leaching
while
maintaining
yields
in
temperate
regions
with
an
annual
precipitation
around
1000
mm
or
higher.
Methods
We
analyzed
12‐year
lysimeter
experiment
two
consecutive
6‐crop
rotations
3‐year
field
winter
wheat
maize
Switzerland.
was
compared
conventional
surface
application
nitrate
fertilizer
(ConvF).
Results
achieved
at
least
similar
ConvF
both
studies
had
38%
yield‐scaled
lysimeters.
In
studies,
displayed
higher
nitrogen
recovery
efficiency
(NRE)
ConvF,
increase
ranging
from
8%
17%
depending
on
type,
although
statistical
significance
only
found
for
study.
NRE
were
weakly
correlated,
indicating
that
other
pathways
are
affected
system.
Finally,
we
suggest
timing
placement
injection
need
be
better
adapted
plant
pedoclimatic
conditions
optimal
nutrient
yields.
Conclusion
areas
high
concentration
groundwater,
effective
strategy
complementing
loss
reduction
measures.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Май 10, 2024
The
use
of
controlled-release
nitrogen
(N)
fertilizers
has
been
shown
to
improve
yield
and
N-use
efficiency
(NUE)
in
mechanical
transplanted
rice.
However,
the
fertilizer
requirements
for
direct-seeding
rice
differ
from
those
effects
on
yield,
NUE,
quality
are
still
unknown.
Hybrid
indica
varieties
Yixiangyou
2115
Fyou
498
were
used
as
test
materials,
slow-mixed
N
(120
kg
hm-2)
a
base
(N1),
N1+urea-N
(30
once
(N2),
topdressing
at
tillering
stage
(N3),
booting
(N4)
four
management
study
their
impact
NUE
Compared
with
2115,
significantly
increased
photosynthetic
potential,
population
growth
rate,
root
vigor,
transport
rate
by
3.34-23.88%.
This
increase
further
resulted
significant
improvement
urea-N
1.73-5.95
kg-1.
showed
decrease
head
taste
value
3.34-7.67%.
All
treated
N4
that
potential
15.41-62.72%,
reduce
decay
vigor
5.01-21.39%,
promote
amount
stem-sheaths
(leaves)
13.54-59.96%,
then
yields
4.45-20.98%
5.20-45.56
Moreover,
processing
values
optimized
using
this
model.
Correlation
analysis
revealed
achieve
synergistic
enhancement
high-yield,
high-quality,
high-NUE
rice,
it
is
crucial
focus
increasing
promoting
leaf
transport.
Specifically,
contribution
most
important.
These
findings
offer
an
effective
strategy
4R
nutrient
stewardship
(right
source,
right
method,
timing)
hybrid
Food and Energy Security,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
13(4)
Опубликована: Июль 1, 2024
Abstract
Efficient
use
of
nitrogen
(N)
and
phosphorus
(P)
is
essential
to
reduce
fertilizer
costs
nutrient
pollution
lower
the
carbon
footprint
agriculture.
This
requires
a
better
understanding
N
P
limitations
on
photosynthesis
biomass
generation
in
one
world's
most
important
crops,
wheat
(
Triticum
aestivum
).
In
fully
factorial
experiment,
we
find
that
limiting
nutrient,
or
P,
at
Redfield‐like
N:P
ratio
(21N:1P
molar)
produces
‘effective
dose
fertilizer’
for
above‐ground
(seed
vegetative).
Best‐fit
structural
equation
models
showed
neither
nor
applied
excess
21N:1P
led
any
increase
biomass.
The
light
(qP,
NPQ)
dark
A
max
,
V
cmax
J
)
reactions
are
also
constrained
by
ratio.
Beyond
this
ratio,
‘excess
N’
P’
had
no
effects.
direct
effects
accumulation
were
stronger
than
its
indirect
via
photosynthesis,
likely
driven
building
nucleic
acids
needed
cell
division,
maintenance
RNA
transcription.
Modern
composite
fertilizers
typically
provided
much
higher
content
potentially
resulting
huge
global
wastage
finite
resource,
with
all
concomitant
farmer,
consumer
environment.
Agriculture,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
14(9), С. 1492 - 1492
Опубликована: Сен. 1, 2024
Increasing
crop
yield
with
low-N
supplies
has
become
one
of
the
main
aims
current
agriculture
to
reduce
excessive
use
chemical
fertilizers.
A
sustainable
strategy
improve
productivity,
N
assimilation,
and
Use
Efficiency
(NUE)
under
limit-N
growth
conditions
is
application
biostimulants,
such
as
humic
substances
(HS).
Here,
we
evaluated
effectiveness
an
HS-based
biostimulant,
BLACKJAK®,
in
improving
lettuce
NUE
N-deficit
conditions.
Thus,
BLACKJAK®
was
applied
radicularly
(R)
foliarly
(F)
at
following
doses:
R-HS
0.40
mL/L,
0.60
F-HS
7.50
10.00
mL/L.
Three
levels
were
applied:
optimal
(7
mM)
(3
mM
1
mM).
The
results
showed
that
shoot
dry
weight
(DW)
reduced
3
(−32%)
(−42%).
However,
R
F
enhanced
plant
all
three
levels,
especially
which
increase
43%
DW
N,
compared
plants
not
treated
HS.
BLAKCJAK®
also
improved
photosynthesis,
NO3−
organic
accumulation,
activity
assimilation
enzymes,
concentration
amino
acids
proteins,
regardless
level.
In
addition,
HS
parameters
conditions,
except
for
mL/L
N.
Hence,
our
study
suggests
product
could
be
a
good
candidate
reducing
fertilizer
low
although
further
research
required.
Journal of Plant Nutrition and Soil Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Дек. 8, 2024
ABSTRACT
Background
The
controlled
uptake
long‐term
ammonium
nutrition
(CULTAN)
fertilization
technique
consists
of
injecting
a
concentrated
solution
into
the
soil
and
aims
to
positively
impact
crop
physiology
N
use
efficiency.
Aims
This
study
assesses
whether
CULTAN
can
contribute
lower
leaching
while
maintaining
yields
in
temperate
regions
with
an
annual
precipitation
around
1000
mm
or
higher.
Methods
We
analyzed
12‐year
lysimeter
experiment
two
consecutive
6‐crop
rotations
3‐year
field
winter
wheat
maize
Switzerland.
was
compared
conventional
surface
application
nitrate
fertilizer
(ConvF).
Results
achieved
at
least
similar
ConvF
both
studies
had
38%
yield‐scaled
lysimeters.
In
studies,
displayed
higher
nitrogen
recovery
efficiency
(NRE)
ConvF,
increase
ranging
from
8%
17%
depending
on
type,
although
statistical
significance
only
found
for
study.
NRE
were
weakly
correlated,
indicating
that
other
pathways
are
affected
system.
Finally,
we
suggest
timing
placement
injection
need
be
better
adapted
plant
pedoclimatic
conditions
optimal
nutrient
yields.
Conclusion
areas
high
concentration
groundwater,
effective
strategy
complementing
loss
reduction
measures.