Effect of rate and source of organic material on the production potential of spring maize (Zea mays L.)
By H. Khan, Malik, M. Saleem. 2008
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- Aziiba Emmanuel Asibi
- Q. Chai
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- M. Arif
- M. Saleem
- Fazal Munsif
- Kawsar Ali
- Jeffrey A. Coulter
Citations in the corpus
- Effect of biochar, FYM and mineral nitrogen alone and in combination on yield and yield components of maize (2012, background): “The lower N level in the soil results in lighter grain weight due to less available N for the optimum plant growth (Khan et al., 2008) and formation of assimilates for healthy grains.”
- Mechanisms of Nitrogen Use in Maize (2019, background): “However, there can be a positive collaboration between organic manures and urea as a N source [144], and integrated organic and inorganic N application can lead to greater maize yield compared to sole application of organic or inorganic N sources [145].”