Dynamics of dry matter production and potassium uptake of maize in a long-term field experiment on chernozem soil

Vágó, Imre and Sipos, M. and Tolner, L. and Eichler-Löbermann, B. and Czinkota, I. (2014) Dynamics of dry matter production and potassium uptake of maize in a long-term field experiment on chernozem soil. Agrokémia és Talajtan, 63 (1). pp. 149-158. ISSN 0002-1873

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Abstract

The effects of genotypes, nutrient and water supply on the dry matter production and potassium uptake dynamics of maize (Zea mays L.) were studied on chernozem soil in the Debrecen-Látókép long-term field experiment (Eastern Hungary).According to the experimental results and calculations it can be concluded that — in addition to the previously used and considered soil and plant nutrient contents — the calculation of the plant-extracted nutrient amount (depending on the applied hybrid, NPK nutrient levels and water supply) is suggested to enable the characterization of the growth and nutrient demand dynamics of maize genotypes. This parameter gives information not only about the available nutrient amount at a given sampling time, but about the supply level of plants up to the sampling time as well. For the proper characterization of the mentioned dynamics of maize plants authors suggest to take the following sampling times into consideration: the intensive vegetative growth period, the switch between the vegetative and generative growth phases (silking), and the grain filling phase.

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