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. 2018 Jul 24;9:1075. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2018.01075

Table 7.

Effects of nitrogen deficiency and compensation on dry matter accumulation and distribution in different organs in 2015.

Treatments Young panicle
differentiation stage (g)
Heading stage (g)
Maturation stage (g)
Stem and sheath
output ratea (%)
Stem and sheath Leaf Stem and sheath Leaf Panicle Stem and sheath Leaf Panicle
CK0 2.71a 1.63b 7.32b 2.00b 1.91b 5.32c 2.03c 10.14c 27.32b
CK1 4.28a 3.03a 14.15a 4.17a 3.75a 10.78a 4.66ab 23.37ab 23.82c
CK2 3.90a 2.70a 12.85a 3.48a 3.31a 8.87b 3.82b 20.51b 30.97a
T1 4.26a 2.79a 13.63a 4.37a 3.25a 9.93ab 4.72a 24.73a 27.15b

CK0, N fertilizer was not supplied during all stages of growth (blank control); CK1, constant supply of N throughout different stages of growth; CK2, constant N compensation at young panicle differentiation stage, after N deficiency at tillering stage; T1, double N compensation at young panicle differentiation stage, after N deficiency at tillering stage. In 2015, values in the same column show the means via the Tukey’s multiple range test, and different letters indicate that the means were statistically different (P < 0.05), n = 4. Data are averages observed for the study year of 2015 (n = 3, 1 year × 3 replicates). aStem and sheath output rate = [stem and sheaths at the heading stage (dry weigh) – stem and sheaths at the maturation stage (dry weigh)]/stem and sheaths at the heading stage (dry weigh).