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Nitrogen impacts on maize yield in contrasting stress environments

Name: Nitrogen impacts on maize yield in contrasting stress environments
Brand: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
SKU: 02983360
Price: 55.89 EUR
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Author: Adilson Silva
ISBN: 9783659850615

Adilson Silva

Klaus Reichardt

Tony Vyn

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 02983360

Casa editrice LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, aprile 2016

Nitrogen (N) fertilization and drought stress have large influence on maize grain yield, thus studie... Descrizione completa

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Nitrogen (N) fertilization and drought stress have large influence on maize grain yield, thus studies about genotypes and management technologies are very important to increase maize production. This study is presented in three chapters; the first two were undertaken in the United States of America and the third one in Brazil. The objectives were: to understand which traits, if any, differ between similar-maturity tolerant and non-drought tolerant hybrids that govern nutrient uptake and concentrations under different management treatments (varied plant densities (PD) and N rates) and their influence on grain yield (GY). To investigate the physiological and yield responses of comparable-maturity drought and non-drought tolerant hybrids to varied plant density and N rates. And to investigate the responses of maize to sidedress N applications, using isotopically labeled urea fertilizer (15N), at different development stages.