Use of a portable chlorophyll meter to manage crop nitrogen in rice (1999)

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Stevens, Gene

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1999

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midseason fertilization, meter calibration, interpreting results

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Nitrogen fertilizer, more than any other nutrient amendment, has increased commercial rice yields. Managing crop nitrogen in rice fields is challenging because flooded soils have several pathways for nitrogen loss. The greatest loss is due to bacteria converting nitrate to atmospheric nitrogen.

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