American Journal of Climate Change · 2021
Development of Environment Friendly Paddy Ecosystem for Sustainable Rice Farming through Soil Amendments with Biochar and Alternate Wetting-Drying Irrigations
Ali, M. A., Hassan, M. R., Islam, Z. A., Barman, S. C., Khan, B., Khatun, R., Hiya, H. J., Islam, M. T.
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grain yield
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- increase
T8 15 t/ha biochar + 50% NPKS under AWD vs. T7 100% NPKS with AWDsignificant · Bangladesh Agricultural University Field · Dry boro; agreeing T9 (25% NPKS,20 t biochar) also exceeds T7. Methods define doses; Table1 note conflicts.
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