ArticleFrontiers in plant science2026
Enhancing the yield, quality, and potassium use efficiency of direct-seeded hybrid
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Introduction: Previous studies have shown that straw returning combined with potassium (K) fertilization improves grain yield and K use efficiency (KUE) in transplanted rice. However, in rice-wheat rotation systems, the synergistic effects of wheat-straw returning and optimized K fertilization on yield, rice quality, and KUE of direct-seeded rice remain poorly understood. In particular, the relationships among photosynthetic material production, source-sink coordination, and K balance, in relation to grain yield and rice quality, have not been clearly elucidated. Methods: A two-factor field experiment was conducted using super hybrid Results: Wheat-straw returning showed a statistically significant effect. Compared with M Discussion: This optimized management strategy of wheat-straw incorporation (fresh straw incorporation rate: 5,050-5,440 kg ha
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