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Journal of the Korean Society of Agricultural Chemistry and Biotechnology
1977 Volume.20 No. 1 p.147 ~ p.155
The Effect of Deep Layer Split Application of Nitrogen Fertilizer on the Growth of Rice Plant


Abstract
In this experiment, we expected yield increase depending on the control of ineffective tiller, heightening of effective tillering ratio and continuous supply of nitrogen until later growth stage of rice plant by deep layer split application. Treats were applied at Tongil and Jinheung variety, clayey loam and sandy loam soil, and drained and non-drained condition. Nitrogenous fertilizer application wab adopted as liquefied(50%) and lumped (50% and 80%) fertilizer at 12§¯ depth of soil before 35 days of rice heading time against the standard soil surface application. The results are summarized as follow.
1. a. Jinheung showed great variant width of tiller numbers per rice plant growth stage, and low effective tillering ratio at soil surface dressing. But in the case of deep layer split application, the number of tiller increased normally, and effective tillering ratio was high.
b. At Tongil, the width of increase and decrease range of effective tiller number between soil surface dressing and deep layer split application was not so high as Jinheung. Deep layer split application of 80% lumped fertilizer showed maximum effective tillering ratio (83%¡­93%).
C. In the case of Jinheung, it was supposed that deep layer split application of 80% lumped fertilizer was excessive nitrogen quantivy.
d. Effective tillering ratio was higher than Tongil at Jinheung.
2. The number of grains per hill was increased by the deep layer split application, but the ripening ratio was decreased inversely with the increase of total grain number.
3. Length of top leaves was elongated at Jinheung by deep layer split application. It showed significant correlation between top leaves length and grain yield.
4. Deep layer split application incresed N content of harvested straw. Yield and N content of straw showed possitive correlation.
5. The ratio of unhulled grain yield per straw weight was increased by deep layer splication. This ratio was higher at Jinheung than Tongil.
6. Grain yield was appeared in order of 80% lumped fertilizer$gt;50% lumped fertilizer$gt; 50% liquefied fertilizer$gt;surface dressing by the deep layer split application. The yield increasing factors were the increasing of effective tillering ratio, number of panicles per hill and number of ripening grains per hill.
7. Grain yield was increased at Tongil in sandy loam soil and at Jinheung in clayey loam soil by deep layer split application.
8. The grain yield was increased at drained conditions of clayey loam soil and non-drained conditions of sandy loam soil. But in the case of 80% lumped fertilizer of deep layer split application at the sandy loam soil, the yield was not increased at non-drained conditions.
9. The effect of yield increase by deep layer split application comparing with the surface dressing was higher at Tongil than ginheung, in spite of low ripening ratio of Tongil caused by low temperature at heading and harvesting time.
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