N-15 tracer-based analysis of genotypic differences in the uptake and partitioning of N applied at different growth stages in transplanted rice
N-15 tracer-based analysis of genotypic differences in the uptake and partitioning of N applied at different growth stages in transplanted rice
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基于N-15示踪剂的移栽水稻不同生长阶段氮素吸收和分配的基因型差异分析
DOI:
10.1016/j.fcr.2017.06.017
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发表时间:
2017
影响因子:
5.8
通讯作者:
Zhang Xiufu
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作者:
Wang Danying;Xu Chunmei;Yan Jinxiang;Zhang Xiaoguo;Chen Song;Chauhan Bhagirath S.;Wang Lei;Zhang Xiufu
Nitrogen (N) fertilizer split-application is the most widely adopted N management in rice production. To investigate the genotypic differences in the uptake of fertilizer-N applied at different growth stages and in the partitioning of accumulated N in transplanted rice, a two-year field experiment using a split–split plot design with two N rates (105 and 210 kg ha−1) and three15N-labelled fertilizer application treatments was conducted in three rice varieties with different fertilizer-N recovery efficiencies (FNREs). The FNRE of total fertilizer was measured, and the FNREs of basal, tillering and panicle fertilizations were analyzed by applying15N-labelled urea as basal, tillering or panicle fertilizer. Although the panicle-FNRE (32%-68%) was greater than the FNREs of both basal and tillering fertilizers (10%–36% and 13%–42%, respectively), the FNRE of total fertilizer was significantly and positively correlated with both basal and tillering-FNREs (p <0.01). The high-FNRE varieties absorbed more basal fertilizer-N compared with the low-FNRE variety and had significantly greater basal-FNRE and percentages of basal fertilizer-N in the stems at heading and in the panicles at maturity. Early and quick tillering emergence was observed in the high-FNRE varieties, and there was a significant positive relationship between basal-FNRE and tillering rate. The above results indicate that the difference in basal fertilizer-N absorption plays an important role in the genotypic difference in FNRE, and high-FNRE varieties might be selected from the varieties characterized by fast tillering in the early growth stages.