Effects of cultivation models on physiological and biochemical characteristics and yield of spring maize in hilly red soil upland of southern China
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    【Objective】To provide a scientific basis for high-yield cultivation of spring maize, Zea mays L., in southern hilly red soil.【Method】Film mulching cultivation was coupled with organic fertilizer and increasing K fertilizer, using conventional fertilization and open cultivation as the control. Yield, physiological and biochemical characteristics of spring maize were researched in different cultivation models.【Result】Conventional fertilization+organic fertilizer+K fertilizer+film mulching cultivation(TOK) resulted in the highest yield, increasing 3.4% compared with conventional fertilization+bare land (CK). One hundred-seed weight of TOK increased 14.9%, 15.1% and 20.4% respectively, compared with conventional fertilization+organic fertilizer+film mulching cultivation(TO), conventional fertilization+K fertilizer+bare land(TK) and CK. Each drought index showed TOK>TO>TK>CK. The net photosynthetic rate(Pn) in each growth stage showed TOK>TO>TK>CK. There was a maxmum change range of Pn among all treatments in maturity,which was 43.62%.【Conclusion】TOK is one of the better cultivation models for spring maize in hilly red soil upland of southern China, which can achieve high yield by increasing Pn and drought resistance.

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LI Chao, TANG Haiming, WANG Ke, CHENG Kaikai, XIAO Xiaoping, TANG Wenguang, YANG Guangli. Effects of cultivation models on physiological and biochemical characteristics and yield of spring maize in hilly red soil upland of southern China[J]. Journal of South China Agricultural University,2016,37(4):13-17

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  • Received:November 03,2015
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  • Online: June 30,2016
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