| 1 | Using irrigation intervals to optimize water-use efficiency and maize yield in Xinjiang,northwest China显示文摘Worldwide, scarce water resources and substantial food demands require efficient water use and high yield.This study investigated whether irrigation frequency can be used to adjust soil moisture to increase grain yield and water use efficiency(WUE) of high-yield maize under conditions of mulching and drip irrigation.A field experiment was conducted using three irrigation intervals in 2016: 6, 9, and 12 days(labeled D6, D9, and D12) and five irrigation intervals in 2017: 3, 6, 9, 12, and 15 days(D3, D6, D9, D12, and D15).In Xinjiang, an optimal irrigation quota is 540 mm for high-yield maize.The D3, D6, D9, D12, and D15 irrigation intervals gave grain yields of 19.7, 19.1–21.0, 18.8–20.0, 18.2–19.2, and 17.2 Mg ha^-1 and a WUE of 2.48, 2.53–2.80, 2.47–2.63, 2.34–2.45, and 2.08 kg m-3, respectively.Treatment D6 led to the highest soil water storage, but evapotranspiration and soil-water evaporation were lower than other treatments.These results show that irrigation interval D6 can help maintain a favorable soil-moisture environment in the upper-60-cm soil layer, reduce soilwater evaporation and evapotranspiration, and produce the highest yield and WUE.In this arid region and in other regions with similar soil and climate conditions, a similar irrigation interval would thus be beneficial for adjusting soil moisture to increase maize yield and WUE under conditions of mulching and drip irrigation. | Guoqiang Zhang Dongping Shen Bo Ming Ruizhi Xie Xiuliang Jin Chaowei Liu Peng Hou Jun Xue Jianglu Chen Wanxu Zhang Wanmao Liu Keru Wang Shaokun Li | 2019 | The Crop Journal2019，7，3： | 4 |
| 2 | Allocation of maize varieties according to temperature for use in mechanical kernel harvesting in Ningxia, China显示文摘The reasonable assessment of maize varieties in different ecological regions can allow temperature resources to be fully exploited and reach the goal of high yield and efficiency and is thus an important direction of modern maize development in China.In this study,a logistic power nonlinear growth model was used to simulate the accumulated temperature required for kernel dehydration to moisture contents of 25%,20%,and 16%for various maize cultivar,which were divided into six types based on the accumulated temperature required for kernel dehydration to a moisture content of 25%.The relationship between the yield of maize cultivars and the accumulated temperature required for kernel dehydration to a moisture content of 25%was found to follow a unary function model.Changing the planted maize variety was found to increase economic returns by more than 7000 RMB/hm2 in Ningxia,Northwest China.Under the conditions of mechanical grain harvesting,economic benefits can be further increased by means of selecting high yields and fast-dehydrating varieties,selling when the grain dehydration is below 16%.A better way to achieve grain dehydration to a moisture content below 16%is to postpone the harvest date as much as possible rather than drying after the harvest at physiological maturity.The areas of various types of maize varieties can be dehydrated to moisture contents of 25%,20%,and 16%were marked.Based on the distribution of heat resources in different regions of Ningxia from the normal sowing date to October 31 before winter irrigation,the appropriate cultivars for various regions in the province were determined based on production benefits.Therefore,in different areas of Ningxia,selecting suitable maize varieties according to temperature resources can reach a high yield and mechanical kernel harvesting,and ultimately obtain higher economic benefits. | Hongyan Li Yonghong Wang Jun Xue Ruizhi Xie Keru Wang Rulang Zhao Wanmao Liu Bo Ming Peng Hou Zhentao Zhang Wenjie Zhang Shaokun Li | 2021 | International Journal of Agricultural and Biological Engineering2021，14，1： | 0 |
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