Chlorophyll meter-based nitrogen management of rice grown under alternate wetting and drying irrigation

By R. Cabangon, E. Castillo, T. Tuong. 2011

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A comparison between different chlorophyll content meters under nutrient deficiency conditions (2017, methodology): “The readings from chlorophyll content meters can be also used to predict the nitrogen status in leaves (Cabangon et al. 2011).”
Adoption and economics of alternate wetting and drying water management for irrigated lowland rice. (2015, background): “Apart from water management, all other cultural practices are the same for AWD as for continuously flooded rice, including nitrogen management (Cabangon et al., 2011).”
Effect of Irrigation Regimes and Soil Texture on the Potassium Utilization Efficiency of Rice (2019, unknown): “In regions of Southern China, clay-textured soils offer the highest potassium-supplying potential [28]; most irrigated lowland paddy soils are classified as silt clay [6], clay loam [4], and clay [29].”
A Review of Methods for Sensing the Nitrogen Status in Plants: Advantages, Disadvantages and Recent Advances (2013, unknown): “Cabangon and collaborators [37]”