2017
DOI: 10.21608/jpp.2017.39996
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Effect of Phosphorus Fertilizer Levels on Productivity and Grains Quality of Some Rice Cultivars

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“…The phosphorous impact on rice yield was also reported by Dakshina-Murthy et al [34] who observed increasing of rice yield with phosphorous supplying. Phosphorous application induced increasing of rice yield and quality [10]. Then, rice cultivation in Benin need to supply phosphorous because in tropical Africa soil, phosphorous availability of plant was the lowest due to susceptibility losses by leaching, run off (on sandy textured soils) and fixation by soil inorganic colloids [35].…”
Section: Determinants Of Rainfed Rice Yieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The phosphorous impact on rice yield was also reported by Dakshina-Murthy et al [34] who observed increasing of rice yield with phosphorous supplying. Phosphorous application induced increasing of rice yield and quality [10]. Then, rice cultivation in Benin need to supply phosphorous because in tropical Africa soil, phosphorous availability of plant was the lowest due to susceptibility losses by leaching, run off (on sandy textured soils) and fixation by soil inorganic colloids [35].…”
Section: Determinants Of Rainfed Rice Yieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the local rice production doesn't cover the rice needs of the population. In West Africa most rice is grown under rainfed conditions and among the factors which limit the rice yield, plant nutrients are the major constraint in increasing of their production [10]. This is because of the severe nutrient depletion and the widespread decline in the fertility of African soils, leading to abysmally low rainfed rice yields.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, sufficient nitrogen rate remarkably increased grain yield and quality [26]. Beside nitrogen, phosphorus has important role as energy storage and transfer within plant [27]. Phosphate has a function in transporting energy from the results of plant metabolism, stimulating root growth, flowering, seed formation and cell division; Potassium has a function in the photosynthesis process, transporting products from assimilation, water, minerals and enzymes, able to increase plant immunity to disease, and Nitrogen has a function in stimulating growth in plants to synthesize amino acids and proteins in plants [19,[28][29][30][31].…”
Section: Figure 1 Plant Height Of Two Rice Varieties Under Different ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Jumlah malai per rumpun (r=-0,0550) tidak memiliki korelasi nyata terhadap hasil. Badawi et al (2017) melaporkan bahwa peningkatan dosis P2O5 meningkatkan jumlah malai. Pemberian pupuk P2O5 tidak berpengaruh nyata dan tidak berkorelasi nyata terhadap hasil pada lahan sawah dengan status P tinggi, menunjukkan tanaman tidak respon terhadap pemupukan P2O5 (Ismon, 2016) Peningkatan dosis K2O hingga 200% dari dosis acuan meningkatkan jumlah gabah per malai sebesar 30,92% dibandingkan perlakuan tanpa K 2 O. Peningkatan dosis K 2 O hingga 150% dari dosis acuan meningkatkan bobot 1.000 butir sebesar 5,04% dibandingkan tanpa penambahan pupuk K (Tabel 3).…”
Section: Komponen Hasil Dan Efisiensi Penggunaan Pupuk Padi Varietas ...unclassified