China Rural Water and Hydropower. 2016, (3):
149-153.
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In order to study the maize of different flooding period and duration of response, for 3 consecutive years by simulation under field conditions with test pit experiments, different flooded days were set in the summer maize seedling, jointing, tasseling and grain filling stage (2, 4, 6, 8, 10d), were analyzed flooding period and duration affect the growth and yield of summer maize. The results show that, the jointing stage of Waterlogging on maize plant height and stem diameter is the largest, followed by the seedling stage, and with the flooding lasted decreased, although pre waterlogging affected, but waterlogging removed after compensation, decrease effect. Tasseling flooding early on plant height and stem diameter have influence, but after the release of waterlogging compensation effects is not obvious. To the summer maize before harvest 10d observation, compared with the control (CK), seedling stage, jointing stage and tasseling flooding made the average plant height was decreased by 0.48% -18.76%, 1.22%-36.18%, 3.06- 6.83. At the seedling stage and jointing stage of flooding made the average stem diameter decreased by 2.23%- 20.01%, 1.31%- 44.79%. The jointing stage waterlogging of leaf area index (LAI) of the greatest impact, followed by seedling stage, tasseling and grain filling stage, and LAI with the flooding lasted decreased, according to the growth period of flooding after 20d and CK during the same period, seedling, jointing, tasseling and filling water flooded the average respectively. From 35.10% - 80.71%, 10.90% - 97.77%, 4.40-74.17, -1.14% - 50.98%. When the seedling, jointing and tasseling filling stage waterlogging flooding more than 4D, more than 6D, which will significantly cut, the reduction rates were 12.30%, 15.58%, 18.23% and 11.85%, visible, before the filling stage are the critical period of maize production on waterlogging, drainage and waterlogging reduction measures should be taken. This study will provide a theoretical basis for the rational design of a drainage scheme in summer maize farmland, loss assessment of a flood disaster, and improvement of disaster prevention and mitigation.