International Scholarly Research Notices / 2012 / Article / Tab 5 / Research Article
Evaluation of In-Season Nitrogen Management for Summer Maize in North Central China Table 5 N balance sheet of different N treatments during maize growth season (all data are kg N ha−1 ).
Site Treatment N input N output Apparent N loss N rate (1 ) Initial Nmin† (2 ) Apparent N mineralization‡ (3 ) Crop N uptake (4 ) Residual Nmin§ (5 ) (1 ) + (2 ) + (3 ) − (4 ) − (5 ) Hengshui N0 0 217.4 107.8 178.8c¶ 146.4d 0 N120 (0/120) 120 217.4 107.8 207.1b 242.0b −3.9d N120 (30/90) 120 217.4 107.8 230.6ab 237.0b −22.4e N120 (60/60) 120 217.4 107.8 246.7a 218.5c −20e N180(0/180) 180 217.4 107.8 212.3b 257.3ab 35.6b N180 (45/135) 180 217.4 107.8 217.4b 255.6ab 32.4b N180(90/90) 180 217.4 107.8 239.1ab 246.8b 19.3c N240 (0/240) 240 217.4 107.8 239.5ab 271.9a 53.8a Xinji N0 0 156.6 60.6 103.2c 114.0d 0 N120 (0/120) 120 156.6 60.6 124.1b 154.9ab 51.2c N120 (30/90) 120 156.6 60.6 153.4a 131.1c 45.7c N120 (60/60) 120 156.6 60.6 146.8ab 138.5c 44.9c N180 (0/180) 180 156.6 60.6 137.3b 156.1ab 96.8b N180 (45/135) 180 156.6 60.6 150.7ab 149.0bc 95.5b N180 (90/90) 180 156.6 60.6 154.1a 142.7bc 93.4b N240 (0/240) 240 156.6 60.6 155.4a 164.9a 129.9a
† Initial Nmin: soil mineral N in 0–100 cm soil layer before planting. ‡ Apparent N mineralization during growing season was calculated by (3 ). § Residual Nmin: soil mineral N in 0–100 cm soil layer after harvest. ¶ Within each column, means followed by different letters are significantly different (
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