LU Xingchen1, ZHANG Jishi1, MIAO Qi1, et al. Improvement Effects of Different Ameliorants and Their Combinations on Coastal Saline-alkali Soil in the Yellow River Delta[J]. 2017, 31(6): 326-332.
DOI:
LU Xingchen1, ZHANG Jishi1, MIAO Qi1, et al. Improvement Effects of Different Ameliorants and Their Combinations on Coastal Saline-alkali Soil in the Yellow River Delta[J]. 2017, 31(6): 326-332. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2017.06.051.
Improvement Effects of Different Ameliorants and Their Combinations on Coastal Saline-alkali Soil in the Yellow River Delta
we conducted a pot experiment to firstly explore the soil improvement effects of desulfurization gypsum
vermicompost
sulfur
furfural residue and zeolite
then designed the appropriate combinations of ameliorants for both improving maize growth and soil properties. The results showed that the average pH value in the 0—20 cm soil layer with desulfurization gypsum
sulfur
furfural residue
vermicompost and zeolite treatments were decreased by 0.05~0.19 units under the slight saline-alkali conditions
and by 0.20~0.33 units under the moderate saline-alkali conditions
compared to the control treatment. In addition
desulfurization gypsum significantly reduced soil water-soluble Na+ content in the 0—20 cm soil layer. According to the improved characteristics of different ameliorants
two combinations ameliorants of T1 (desulfurization gypsum + sulfur + vermicompost) and T2 (vermicompost + zeolite + desulfurization gypsum + furfural residue) with comprehensive improvement effect were designed. These two combinations significantly increased maize biomass by 77.75% and 129.22% under the slight saline-alkali conditions
and by 148.13% and 170.31% under the moderate saline-alkali conditions
respectively. Meanwhile
they reduced the pH value of 0—20 cm surface soil. In conclusion
the application of the comprehensive ameliorants in coastal saline soils could promote crop growth and improve soil properties
which could be used as one of the important measures for the rapid improvement of coastal saline soil in the future.
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