摘要
为了探究不同有机物覆盖对冷凉地区果园土壤理化性质的影响,在‘寒富’苹果园设置了杂草、稻草、玉米秸秆、粉碎枝条4个覆盖处理,对比分析了各处理果园土壤水分、养分等指标的变化.结果表明:有机物覆盖增加了土壤含水量,以干旱季节最为明显;减缓了春季土壤温度上升速度,不利于果树前期生长,但降低了夏季土壤的最高温,提高了秋冬季土壤的最低温;提高了土壤的pH值,以玉米秸秆覆盖处理最为明显,减轻了土壤酸化,使土壤pH接近中性;不同程度提高了土壤有机质含量,以杂草覆盖处理最为明显.覆盖还增加了土壤碱解氮、速效磷、速效钾含量,但稻草覆盖处理碱解氮含量低于对照.
The effects of different organic matter covers on soil physicalchemical properties were investigated in a ‘Hanfu’ apple orchard located in a cold region. Four treatments were applied (weed mulching, rice straw mulching, corn straw mulching, and crushed branches mulching), and physicalchemical properties, including orchard soil moisture and nutrient contents, were compared among treatment groups and between organic mattertreated and untreated plots. The results showed that soil water content increased in the plots treated with organic matter mulching, especially in the arid season. Cover with organic matter mulch slowed the rate of soil temperature increase in spring, which was harmful to the early growth of fruit trees. Organic matter mulching treatments decreased the peak temperature of orchard soil in the summer and increased the minimum soil temperature in the fall. pH was increased in soils treated with organic matter mulching, especially in the corn straw mulching treatment, which occurred as a response to alleviating soil acidification to achieve nearneutral soil conditions. The soil organic matter increased to varying extents among treatment groups, with the highest increase observed in the weed mulching treatment. Overall, mulching increased alkalihydrolyzable nitrogen, available phosphorus, and available potassium in the soil, but the alkalihydrolyzable nitrogen content in the rice straw mulching treatment was lower than that of the control.
出处
《应用生态学报》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2014年第9期2551-2556,共6页
Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology
基金
国家自然科学基金项目(31171917)
国家现代苹果产业技术体系建设专项(CARS-28)
辽宁省农业科技攻关项目(2013204002)
辽宁省"百千万人才工程"项目(2013921036)
沈阳市科技攻关计划项目(F12-109-3-00)资助
关键词
冷凉地区
有机物覆盖
土壤水分
土壤温度
土壤养分
cold region
organic matter mulching
soil water content
soil temperature
soil nutrients.