Agronomy for Sustainable Development · 2013
Winter legumes in rice crop rotations reduces nitrogen loss, and improves rice yield and soil nitrogen supply
Yu, Y., Xue, L., Yang, L.
Abstract
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Findings
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rice grain yield
↑ 1= 12
- no effect
residue-return rotations (rape,bean,vetch) vs. rice-wheatnot significant · rice harvests2010and2011 · Longyan Village · Residue-returnrape/bean/vetch; Fig2all2010a,2011referenceab sharesbwithrape andawithlegumes; maintainedyield, not significantheadlineincrease
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