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探索肥混合应用的潜力,以提高作物产量和的部分生产力:一个元分析

Yaya Duan1, Yuanbo Jiang1, Yi Ling1

  • 1College of Water Conservancy and Hydrpower Engineering, Gansu Agricultural University, Lanzhou 730070, China.

Plants (Basel, Switzerland)
|August 14, 2025
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混合肥 (MNF),将缓释肥与尿素相结合,提高作物产量和使用效率. 最佳应用取决于作物类型,率,土壤pH值和区域气候条件,以最大限度地提高收益.

关键词:
控制释放化肥的控制释放化肥的控制释放化肥农作物产量 农作物产量这是一个元分析.的利用效率提高了的利用效率.尿素 urea 的使用方法

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