Effects of amino acid value-added urea on rice growth and nitrogen utilization.
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ABSTRACT: To investigate the impact of amino acid value-added urea on rice growth and nitrogen utilization, this study aimed to provide insights into enhancing the quality and efficiency of traditional nitrogen fertilizers using small molecule active substances. Amino acids were added at 5‰ and 5% levels to create different levels of amino acid value-added urea (AU0.5 and AU5) by blending with urea as test materials. Pot experiments were conducted using 'Liangyouhua 6' rice as the test crop, with four treatment groups: non-urea (CK), regular urea (U), and amino acid value-added urea (AU0.5, AU5) at two different addition ratios. All treatments, except the control, had the same application rates of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. After harvesting the rice, plant and soil samples were collected f
SUBMITTER: Cheng L
PROVIDER: S-EPMC11790094 | biostudies-literature | 2025
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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