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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://scholars.tari.gov.tw/handle/123456789/20272
Title: 酸性紅壤上施用石灰磷肥及預先浸水對水稻生長及產量的影響(二)
Other Titles: Influence of CaCo3, Pre-submergence and Phosphate on the Chemical Changes and the Growth of Rice on a Flooded Strongly Acid Latosolic Soil (2)
Authors: 李子純
Tze-Shun Lee Wang
Keywords: 水稻;石灰磷肥;預先浸水;酸性紅壤
Issue Date: Apr-1971
Publisher: 中國農業化學會
Journal Volume: 9
Journal Issue: 1~2
Start page/Pages: 21-25
Source: 中國農業化學會誌 
Abstract: 
本實驗乃繼前一實驗為探求增加石灰施用量是否能使水稻增產。
本實驗水稻生長期內(12月~3月)氣溫較前一實驗(8月~11月)為低,而土壤的還原也顯然進行較慢。
石灰之無效及磷肥之顯著效果在此又獲證明,唯預先浸水在本實驗中却顯著地減低了稻谷的產量。
To find out whether increasing the rate of liming would produce a response, another experiment was carried out on the same soil in the pots of the previous experiment during December 1967-March 1968. The greenhouse set up, the soils, P addition and the procedures were the same as in the first experiment, except for the following: (1) 3.0 and 6.0 tons per hectare CaCo3 were added to the L1 and L2 treatments of the previous experiment; (2) the periods of pre-submergence were 2 and 4 weeks.
URI: https://tpl.ncl.edu.tw/NclService/JournalContentDetail?SysId=A71004264
https://scholars.tari.gov.tw/handle/123456789/20272
ISSN: 0578-1736
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