HE Wei, HAN Fei, GUAN Rui, et al. Effects of Different Fertilization Models on Nitrogen, Phosphorus Accumulation and Yield of Cotton in Coastal Saline-alkali Soil[J]. 2018, 32(3): 295-300.
DOI:
HE Wei, HAN Fei, GUAN Rui, et al. Effects of Different Fertilization Models on Nitrogen, Phosphorus Accumulation and Yield of Cotton in Coastal Saline-alkali Soil[J]. 2018, 32(3): 295-300. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.03.044.
Effects of Different Fertilization Models on Nitrogen, Phosphorus Accumulation and Yield of Cotton in Coastal Saline-alkali Soil
In order to get optimal fertilization model for cotton planting in saline-alkali soil
a field experiment was conducted in a moderate saline-alkali soil in Dongying
Shandong Province. Six fertilization treatments (including control without fertilization
conventional fertilization
optimized fertilization
one-time fertilization
chemical fertilizer reduction
chemical fertilizer reduction + organic fertilizer) were set up. The nutrient accumulation and yield of cotton were studied by sampling and analyzing the plant during the key growth periods. Results showed that compared with optimized fertilization treatment
dry matter yield and the nutrient contents of nitrogen and phosphorus in the organs for the one-time fertilization treatment were significantly increased. The total accumulations of nitrogen and phosphorus in the boll stage of one-time fertilization treatment were 23.39% and 13.97% higher than those of optimized fertilization treatment
respectively. Furthermore
these two increasing rates were 50.98% and 46.94% respectively compared with control. The treatment of chemical fertilizer reduction (N
P2O5
K2O reduced 20%) + organic fertilizer had the highest cotton yield
which was 31.14% higher than control
13.37% higher than conventional fertilization treatment
and the economic benefit was 1 925 Yuan/hm2 higher than conventional fertilization. Cotton yield of one-time fertilization treatment was similar to that of custom fertilization treatment
and economic benefit was 279 Yuan/hm2 higher than conventional fertilization Cotton yields were positively correlated with the contents of soil alkaline hydrolysable nitrogen and available phosphorus. In the moderate coastal saline soil
the chemical fertilizer reduction (N
P2O5
K2O reduced 20%) + organic fertilizer and one-time fertilization measures would give the better performance in cost-saving and yield-increasing.
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