Plant nutrient removal and soil residual chemical properties as impacted by maize planting date and density.

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Soil P did not greatly vary among planting dates and densities, however, soil P exhibited a slightly increasing trend with the delayed planting and it averaged 6.92, 10.30, 9.238, 11.82, 7.55, 10.80, and 9.82 mg kg -1 for the April 23, May 1, May 7, May 14, May 22, May 30, and June 5 plantings, respectively, while it averaged 8.91, 9.31, 9.61, 9.39, 10.17, and 9.59 mg kg -1 under the 54700, 64600, 74600, 88000, 101700, and 120100 pph, respectively, in 2019.

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Maize plants showed an increasing trend in plant potassium concentration with plant density.

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Results 3.1 Plant nutrient concentration as function of plant density and planting date Maize planting date showed highly significant effect on plant N, P, K content at plant maturity while the planting density showed non-significant effect on plant N, P, K content ( Table 1 ).

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