Tropical Legume Crop Rotation and Nitrogen Fertilizer Effects on Agronomic and Nitrogen Efficiency of Rice
Table 9
Grain yield of rice as affected by N fertilizer and legume residues.
N (g m−2)
Yield (g m−2)
Rice after bush bean
Rice after long bean
Rice after mung bean
2010
2011
2010
2011
2010
2011
2010
2011
0
0
424.5c
358.3c
416.9c
403.9c
407.2c
395.7c
(−21)
(−33)
(−22)
(−25)
(−24)
(−26)
4
0
495.1b
439.7b
501.6b
472.3b
495.1b
449.2b
(−7)
(−18)
(−6)
(−12)
(−7)
(−16)
8
0
547.2a
472.3ab
537.5a
495.1ab
540.0a
488.7a
(+2)
(−12)
(+1)
(−7)
(+1)
(−8)
12
0
553.7a
521.2a
570.0a
537.5a
565.3a
521.2a
(+4)
(−2)
(+7)
(+1)
(+6)
(−2)
N (g m−2)
Yield (g m−2)
Rice after winged bean
Rice after corn
Rice after fallow
2010
2011
2010
2011
2010
2011
2010
2011
0
0
537.5b
508.1b
348.5d
293.2d
371.3c
342.0c
(+1)
(−5)
(−35)
(−45)
(−31)
(−36)
4
0
645.0a
602.6a
407.2c
358.3c
488.6b
423.5b
(+21)
(+13)
(−24)
(−33)
(−8)
(−21)
8
0
667.8a
625.4a
472.3b
407.2b
472.3a
(+25)
(+17)
(−12)
(−24)
(100)
(−12)
12
0
684.0a
658.0a
508.1a
439.7a
553.7a
504.9a
(+28)
(+23)
(−5)
(−18)
(+4)
(−5)
Means followed by the same letters are not significantly different for each treatment means (). Parenthesis values denote yield increase (+) or decrease (−) in percent; values are calculated based on rice after fallow with 8 g N m−2 (100%).