Techniques and Effects of Quickly Constructing High-quality Tillage Layers for Newly-cultivated Arable Land in Red Soil and Paddy Field Based on Woody Peat and Organic Materials
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Techniques and Effects of Quickly Constructing High-quality Tillage Layers for Newly-cultivated Arable Land in Red Soil and Paddy Field Based on Woody Peat and Organic Materials
QU Chengchuang, CHEN Xiaomin, ZHANG Jiabao, et al. Techniques and Effects of Quickly Constructing High-quality Tillage Layers for Newly-cultivated Arable Land in Red Soil and Paddy Field Based on Woody Peat and Organic Materials[J]. 2018, 32(6): 134-140.
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QU Chengchuang, CHEN Xiaomin, ZHANG Jiabao, et al. Techniques and Effects of Quickly Constructing High-quality Tillage Layers for Newly-cultivated Arable Land in Red Soil and Paddy Field Based on Woody Peat and Organic Materials[J]. 2018, 32(6): 134-140. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.06.021.
Techniques and Effects of Quickly Constructing High-quality Tillage Layers for Newly-cultivated Arable Land in Red Soil and Paddy Field Based on Woody Peat and Organic Materials
In order to explore the mechanism of woody peat cultivation on the high-quality tillage layer in the newly cultivated land in red soil and the improvement effects of woody peat over other organic materials on the new cropland in red soil
a field experiment was conducted to study the effects of different organic materials addition on soil physicochemical properties
microbial biomass in 0-20 cm red soil of arid land and rice yield. Six different treatments included:CK (without adding modified material)
FS (straw decay 3 t/hm2+limestone powder 3.75 t/hm2).The results showed that:(1) Compared with the control
the addition of woody peat and organic materials significantly reduced the soil bulk density in tillage layer
improved the soil total porosity and pH. Soil fertilities were also increased after addition of woody peat and organic materials with the varying degrees of improvement
the contents of soil organic matter
total nitrogen
total phosphorus and total potassium increased by 36.41% to 88.53%
2.22% to 37.78%
6.25% to 93.75% and 27.57% to 85.60%
respectively
and ammonium nitrogen
available phosphorus and available potassium increased by 17.21%~134.85%
1.42%~72.76%
8.71%~156.79% and 12.99%~332.39%
respectively.(2) Adding woody peat and organic materials had a significant effect on soil microbial biomass in tillage layer. Compared with the control
the soil microbial biomass carbon and nitrogen increased significantly by 52.95% to 219.00% and 121.45% to 548.73% respectively.(3) The rice yield increased significantly with the application of woody peat and organic materials
of which M30 FS gave the biggest increase of 39.53% in production. (4)The soil quality of cultivated land under different treatment was divided into 3 grades by cluster analysis:first grade (M30 FS)
second grade (M15 FS
OFS
CFS)
and third grade (FS
CK)
among which soil quality level was the highest under M30 FS. The addition of woody peat and organic materials could significantly reduce soil bulk density in tillage cultivated layer
alleviate the viscous and acidification in red soil through improving soil total porosity and pH
and increase the soil nutrient and microbial biomass carbon and nitrogen contents
improve soil physical
chemical and biological properties
and finally increase rice yield. In a word
the addition of 30 t/hm2 of woody peat had the most obvious effect on the construction of high-quality tillage layers of new cropland in red soil.
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