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Interaction of nitrogen fertilizer and plant growth regular on plant morphology and yield in spring maize of cold region
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    • Interaction of nitrogen fertilizer and plant growth regular on plant morphology and yield in spring maize of cold region

    • ZHANG Qian , ZHANG Ming-cai , LIU Ming , TAN Wei-ming , XIAO Jia-lei , LAI Yong-cai , LI Zhao-hu , DUAN Liu-sheng
    • Journal of China Agricultural University Issue 5, (2014)

    • DOI： 10.11841/j.issn.1007-4333.2014.05.05     

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