Applied Ecology and Environmental Research · 2022
ANALYSIS THE RELATIONSHIP OF DIFFERENT YIELD LEVELS AND WATER USE OF DRYLAND WHEAT (TRITICUM AESTIVUM L.) UNDER DIFFERENT FALLOW TILLAGE TYPES
DONG, S., NOOR, H., YANG, L., REN, A., LIN, W., YU, S., REN, J., SUN, M., GAO, Z.
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wheat grain yield
↑ 14
- increase
DP and SS, agreeing fallow cultivation variants vs. NT, no-tillage during July fallowsignificance not stated · 2009–2017, eight growing seasons · Experimental Station at Shanxi Agricultural University, Wenxi County · Agreeing DP25–30cm and SS30–40cm July cultivation variants. All plots August rotary tillage. Table3 letters have ambiguous testing scope; no across-yield-class pairwise alpha inferred.
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