Fate of Nitrogen in Paddy Fields and Nitrogen Absorption by Rice Plants
Fate of Nitrogen in Paddy Fields and Nitrogen Absorption by Rice Plants
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稻田氮的去向及水稻植株对氮的吸收
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1986
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通讯作者:
G. Wada
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作者:
S. Shoji;H. Ando;G. Wada
As compared to the remarkable progress in basic researches on both N physiology of rice plants and biochemistry of Nin paddy fields, stud· ies on the N relationships between soil and plant have lagged significantly. It is probably because of the complexity of the factors governing the rice growth and yields, and ·a wide variation in the properties of paddy fields. As described later, recently intensive field studies using stable isotope N, however, have provided a considerable amount of important information concerning the soil-plant relation· ships or agronomy of N for rice plants. For exam· pie, based on the investigations carried out by Shoji and Wada and their associatest • 10 • • • > Shoji and Mae showed a comprehensive model for the relationships between the behavior of soil ammonium N and N uptake by rice plants throughout the growing season in northeastern Japan as given in Fig. l. Soil ammonium N tends to decrease after transplanting and largely disappears at the time of the maximum number of tillers, or at the end of June to the beginning of July in northeastern Japan. It is usually negligibly small in amount after the time of the maximum number of tillers, but when N is topdressed (Fig. 1-a).