Table 3 Analysis of variance for the effects of fertilization application, precipitation, temperature and the interactions between fertilization and the other variables on grain yield, straw yield, grain P content, straw P content and aboveground P uptake.

From: Substituting chemical P fertilizer with organic manure: effects on double-rice yield, phosphorus use efficiency and balance in subtropical China

 

Grain yield

Straw yield

Grain P content

Straw P content

P uptake

Early rice season

Fertilization (F)

***

***

***

***

***

Precipitation (P)

ns

**

*

*

ns

Temperature (T)

ns

ns

***

ns

***

F × P

ns

ns

ns

ns

ns

F × T

***

**

ns

*

**

P × T

ns

ns

**

ns

ns

F × P × T

ns

ns

ns

ns

ns

Late rice season

Fertilization (F)

***

***

***

***

***

Precipitation (P)

*

***

ns

ns

**

Temperature (T)

**

***

***

***

*

F × P

ns

ns

ns

ns

ns

F × T

*

ns

*

ns

**

P × T

**

**

ns

ns

*

F × P × T

ns

ns

ns

*

ns

  1. Precipitation is arbitrarily divided into three levels of < 600, 600–800 and > 800 mm for early rice season; and into three levels of < 150, 150–300 and > 300 mm for late rice season.
  2. Temperature (monthly) is arbitrarily divided into three levels of < 23, 23–24 and > 24 ℃ for both the early and late rice season.
  3. CK: unfertilized control; NK: mineral fertilizer NK; NPK: mineral fertilizer NPK; NKM: mineral fertilizer NK combined with pig manure, PRE: phosphorus recovery efficiency.
  4. ns Not significant at p < 0.05.
  5. * Denote significant difference in ANOVA at p < 0.05.
  6. ** Denote significant difference in ANOVA at p < 0.01.
  7. *** Denote significant difference in ANOVA at p < 0.001.