Recommendations for nitrogen fertiliser topdressing rates in rice using canopy reflectance spectra
By L. Xue, Lin-zhang Yang. 2008
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Subfields: Agronomy and Crop Science, Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics, Plant Science
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Citations in the corpus
- Topdressing nitrogen recommendation for early rice with an active sensor in south China (2014, methodology): “These approaches reduced N rates without any yield losses thus increased NUE (Xue and Yang 2008).”
- Improving nitrogen fertilization in rice by sitespecific N management. A review (2010, background): “These problems may be overcome by developing remote sensing technology such as a canopy reflectance sensor or satellite remote sensing for determining the timing and rate of fertilizer N topdressing during the rice-growing period (Xue and Yang, 2008).”
- The science of Soil Security and Food Security (2020, background): “…inform farm and landscape management practices, ncluding targeted weed and pest management ( Torres-Sánchez et al., 013 ), optimisation of fertiliser input ( Xue and Yang, 2008 ), yield foreasting ( Filippi et al., 2019 ), resource mapping and land use/versatility ssessment ( Kidd et al., 2015 ).”
- Improving Nitrogen Fertilization in Rice by Site-Specific N Management (2011, background): “These problems may be overcome by developing remote sensing technology such as a canopy reflectance sensor or satellite remote sensing for determining the timing and rate of fertilizer N topdressing during the rice-growing period ( Xue and Yang 2008 ).”
- Maintaining yields and reducing nitrogen loss in rice–wheat rotation system in Taihu Lake region with proper fertilizer management (2014, background): “Previous studies on SSNM in rice in China and other countries also showed increased NUE and reduced N fertilizer with a similar or increased grain yield compared with farmers’ practices [18–20, 31].”