Under the condition of reduced application of nitrogen fertilizer, the impact of silicor）, zinc and boron on rice growth was investigated by field experiment. The results showed that when the application amount of ni...Under the condition of reduced application of nitrogen fertilizer, the impact of silicor）, zinc and boron on rice growth was investigated by field experiment. The results showed that when the application amount of nitrogen fertilizer was reduced by 20%, the application of silicon, zinc and boron did not reduce the yield of rice, but reduced the incidence of panicle blast in rice and optimized the structure of rice production.展开更多
Micronutrient status in soils can be affected by long-term fertilization and intensive cropping.A 19-year experiment (1990-2008) was carried out to investigate the influence of different fertilization regimes on micro...Micronutrient status in soils can be affected by long-term fertilization and intensive cropping.A 19-year experiment (1990-2008) was carried out to investigate the influence of different fertilization regimes on micronutrients in an Aquic Inceptisol and maize and wheat grains in Zhengzhou,China.The results showed that soil total Cu and Zn markedly declined after 19 years with application of N fertilizer alone.Soil total Fe and Mn were significantly increased mainly due to atmospheric deposition.Applications of P and organic fertilizer with incorporation of straws resulted in dramatic increases in soil total Cu,Zn,Fe,and Mn.Soil diethylenetriamine pentaacetic acid (DTPA)-extractable Cu in all treatments sharply decreased from initially 1.12 to about 0.8 mg kg -1 .The treatments with organic fertilizer had the highest soil DTPA-extractable Cu,Zn,Fe,and Mn after 19 years of cropping and fertilization,thus demonstrating the important role of organic fertilizer application in improving available micronutrient status.Cu and Zn contents in wheat grains in the no-P treatments were significantly higher than those of the treatments with P application.In addition,Fe and Mn contents in wheat grains were positively correlated with their soil DTPA-extractable concentrations.These indicated that the long-term application of organic fertilizer resulted in significant increases in soil total and available micronutrient concentrations and remarkable reduction in wheat grain Cu and Zn contents,which was due to high soil available P.展开更多
基金Supported by Project of Hubei Agricultural Science and Technology Innovation Center(2014-620-003-003)National Rice Industrial Technology System(CARS-01-63)National Soil Testing and Fertilization Project of China(CNCT09-32)
文摘Under the condition of reduced application of nitrogen fertilizer, the impact of silicor）, zinc and boron on rice growth was investigated by field experiment. The results showed that when the application amount of nitrogen fertilizer was reduced by 20%, the application of silicon, zinc and boron did not reduce the yield of rice, but reduced the incidence of panicle blast in rice and optimized the structure of rice production.
基金Supported by the National Key Technology R&D Program of China (No. 2006BAD05B04)the Earmarked Fund for Modern Agro-Industry Technology Research System of China
文摘Micronutrient status in soils can be affected by long-term fertilization and intensive cropping.A 19-year experiment (1990-2008) was carried out to investigate the influence of different fertilization regimes on micronutrients in an Aquic Inceptisol and maize and wheat grains in Zhengzhou,China.The results showed that soil total Cu and Zn markedly declined after 19 years with application of N fertilizer alone.Soil total Fe and Mn were significantly increased mainly due to atmospheric deposition.Applications of P and organic fertilizer with incorporation of straws resulted in dramatic increases in soil total Cu,Zn,Fe,and Mn.Soil diethylenetriamine pentaacetic acid (DTPA)-extractable Cu in all treatments sharply decreased from initially 1.12 to about 0.8 mg kg -1 .The treatments with organic fertilizer had the highest soil DTPA-extractable Cu,Zn,Fe,and Mn after 19 years of cropping and fertilization,thus demonstrating the important role of organic fertilizer application in improving available micronutrient status.Cu and Zn contents in wheat grains in the no-P treatments were significantly higher than those of the treatments with P application.In addition,Fe and Mn contents in wheat grains were positively correlated with their soil DTPA-extractable concentrations.These indicated that the long-term application of organic fertilizer resulted in significant increases in soil total and available micronutrient concentrations and remarkable reduction in wheat grain Cu and Zn contents,which was due to high soil available P.
