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September 20, 2025AgronomyOpen Access

Improving Root Nitrogen Uptake via Organic Fertilizer Substitution Enhances Yield and Efficiency in Dryland Maize

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HMHaofeng MengXTXin TianBLBingxin Liu

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Experiment shows improved nitrogen uptake and yield in maize with organic fertilizer substitution, indicating potential for sustainable agriculture.

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  • Substituting 37.5% of chemical fertilizers with organic fertilizer improved nitrogen uptake and grain yield.
  • The T3 treatment resulted in a 10.7% higher nitrogen assimilation compared to full chemical fertilization.
  • Increased agronomic utilization efficiency by 22.8% and elevated partial productivity of nitrogen fertilizer by 11.5%.
  • Yield loss occurred in the T2 treatment due to excessive organic fertilizer application, highlighting the need for balance.

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Meng et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d469c831b076d99fa666b1https://doi.org/10.3390/agronomy15092216
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