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Figure 1.

Annual precipitation and precipitation during maize growing season during 2006–2009 in Fuxin County.

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Table 1.

Experimental treatments of maize using a 311-A optimized saturation design during 2006–2009 in Fuxin County.

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Figure 2.

The individual effect of I, N and P on maize grain yield by fixing two factors at 0 level.

I, N and P represent irrigation, nitrogen application and phosphorus application, respectively.

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Figure 3.

Marginal grain yield with respect to I, N and P through the first-order differential analysis of equations (2)∼(4).

I, N and P represent irrigation, nitrogen application and phosphorus application, respectively.

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Figure 4.

Interaction effects of I and N on maize grain yield by fixing P at 0 level.

I and N represent irrigation and nitrogen application, respectively.

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Figure 5.

Interaction effects of I and P on maize grain yield by fixing N at 0 level.

I and P represent irrigation and phosphorus application, respectively.

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