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Table 1.

Properties of the tested soil in the experiment sites in 2014–2015.

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Fig 1.

Dry weight per plant in different growth periods of maize under various treatments.

Note: V6, jointing (V6); V12, big trumpet; R1, silking (R1); R3, milk-ripe; and R5, maturity. A stands for cultivars: A1, ZH311; A2, XY508. B stands for N treatments: B0, 0 kg·ha-1; B1, 150 kg·ha-1; B2, 300 kg·ha-1; and B3, 450 kg·ha-1.The point in R5 indicates soluble sugar content in grains.

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Fig 2.

Dry weight per plant of maize in the seedling stage under different nitrogen treatments (2016).

Note: N0, 0.04 mM; N2, 4 mM.

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Fig 3.

Soluble sugar content in different growth periods of maize under various treatments.

Note: V6, jointing (V6); V12, big trumpet; R1, silking (R1); R3, milk-ripe; and R5, maturity. A stands for cultivars: A1, ZH311; A2, XY508. B stands for N treatments: B0, 0 kg·ha-1; B1, 150 kg·ha-1; B2, 300 kg·ha-1; and B3, 450 kg·ha-1.The point in R5 indicates soluble sugar content in grains.

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Fig 4.

Soluble sugar content in the bracts at maturity under different nitrogen treatments.

Note: B0, 0 kg·ha-1; B1, 150 kg·ha-1; B2, 300 kg·ha-1, and B3, 450 kg·ha-1.

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Table 2.

Soluble sugar content in maize at the seedling stage under different nitrogen treatments (mg g-1).

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Fig 5.

Starch content in different growth periods of maize under various treatments.

Note: V6, jointing (V6); V12, big trumpet; R1, silking (R1); R3, milk-ripe; and R5, maturity. A stands for cultivars: A1, ZH311; A2, XY508. B stands for N treatments: B0, 0 kg·ha-1; B1, 150 kg·ha-1; B2, 300 kg·ha-1; and B3, 450 kg·ha-1.The point in R5 indicates soluble sugar content in grains.

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Fig 6.

Starch content in the bracts at maturity under different nitrogen treatments.

Note: B0, 0 kg·ha-1; B1, 150 kg·ha-1; B2, 300 kg·ha-1; B3, 450 kg·ha-1.

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Table 3.

Starch content in maize at the seedling stage under different nitrogen treatments (mg g-1).

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Fig 7.

NSC content in different growth periods of maize under various treatments.

Note: V6, jointing (V6); V12, big trumpet; R1, silking (R1); R3, milk-ripe; and R5, maturity. A stands for cultivars: A1, ZH311; A2, XY508. B stands for N treatments: B0, 0 kg·ha-1; B1, 150 kg·ha-1; B2, 300 kg·ha-1; and B3, 450 kg·ha-1.The point in R5 indicates soluble sugar content in grains.

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Fig 8.

NSC contents of bracts under different nitrogen treatments.

Note: B0-0 kg·ha−1; B1-150 kg·ha−1; B2-300 kg·ha−1; B3- 450 kg·ha−1.

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Table 4.

NSC in maize at the seedling stage (mg g-1).

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Table 5.

Apparent transferred mass, apparent ratio of transferred, and apparent contribution of transferred NSC from the stems to grains under different nitrogen treatments.

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