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Response of Maize Varieties ( Zea mays L.) to the Application of Classic and Stabilized Nitrogen Fertilizers-Nitrogen as a Predictor of Generative Yield.

Piotr SzulcDaniel KrauklisKatarzyna Ambroży-DeręgowskaBarbara WróbelGniewko NiedbałaMohsen NiazianMarek Selwet
Published in: Plants (Basel, Switzerland) (2023)
The study presents the results of a 3-year field trial aimed at assessing the yield and efficiency indicators of nitrogen application in the cultivation of three maize cultivars differing in agronomic and genetic profile. The advantages of the UltraGrain stabilo formulation (NBPT and NPPT) over ammonium nitrate and urea are apparent if a maize cultivar capable of efficient nutrient uptake in the pre-flowering period and effective utilization during the grain filling stage is selected. Therefore, the rational fertilization of maize with urea-based nitrogen fertilizer with a urease inhibitor requires the simultaneous selection of cultivars that are physiologically profiled for efficient nitrogen utilization from this form of fertilizer ("stay-green" cultivar). The interaction of a selective cultivar with a high genetically targeted potential for nitrogen uptake from soil, combined with a targeted selection of nitrogen fertilizer, is important not only in terms of production, but also environmental and economic purposes.
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