Construction of whole plough layer fertilization technology for continuous maize cropping system and its application in Jilin Province

FAN Wei; LIU Jianzhao; YUAN Jingchao; ZHANG Chang; YAN Jinyao; CHENG Song; REN Jun; LIANG Yao; CAI Hongguang

doi:10.11841/j.issn.1007-4333.2025.12.10

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Construction of whole plough layer fertilization technology for continuous maize cropping system and its application in Jilin Province

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- Construction of whole plough layer fertilization technology for continuous maize cropping system and its application in Jilin Province
- FAN Wei , LIU Jianzhao , YUAN Jingchao , ZHANG Chang , YAN Jinyao , CHENG Song , REN Jun , LIANG Yao , CAI Hongguang
- Journal of China Agricultural University Vol. 30, Issue 12, Pages: 112-118(2025)
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  1.Institute of Agricultural Resource and Environment， Jilin Academy of Agricultural Sciences （Northeast Agricultural Research Center of China）， Changchun， 130033， China
  2.Key Laboratory of Black Soil Conservation and Utilization， Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs， Changchun， 130033， China
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