A test method for the effect of long-term application of high and low nitrogen fertilizers on corn grain albumin
A test method and albumin technology are applied in the field of experiments on the effect of long-term application of high and low nitrogen fertilizers on maize grain albumin, which can solve the problems that the research on the albumin proteomics of summer maize grains is still blank and so on.
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[0028] The technical solutions of the present invention will be further described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.
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[0030] 1.1 Experimental design
[0031] The experiment started in 1978 at the Laiyang Experimental Station of Qingdao Agricultural University. The soil for testing is non-calcareous fluvo-aquic soil, developed in alluvial parent material, topsoil texture is light loam, organic matter content is 4.10g / kg, total nitrogen content is 0.50g / kg, total phosphorus (P 2 o 5 ) amount is 0.46g / kg, soil available phosphorus (P 2 o 5 ) is 15mg / kg, soil available potassium (K 2 O) is 38mg / kg, and the soil cation replacement capacity is 11.80cmol / kg. A total of 3 treatments (control group, low nitrogen, high nitrogen) were set up in the experiment, and each treatment was repeated 3 times. The experimental site implements a winter wheat-summer corn rotation system, with two crops per ...
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