CAO Benfu, LU Yingang, LIU Li, et al. Effects of Polyaspartic Acid on Physiological Characteristics and Fate of Nitrogen Fertilizer in Flue-cured Tobacco with Nitrogen Fertilizer Reduction[J]. 2019, 33(5): 223-229.
DOI:
CAO Benfu, LU Yingang, LIU Li, et al. Effects of Polyaspartic Acid on Physiological Characteristics and Fate of Nitrogen Fertilizer in Flue-cured Tobacco with Nitrogen Fertilizer Reduction[J]. 2019, 33(5): 223-229. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.05.033.
Effects of Polyaspartic Acid on Physiological Characteristics and Fate of Nitrogen Fertilizer in Flue-cured Tobacco with Nitrogen Fertilizer Reduction
With the excellent performance of fertilizer synergist
polyaspartic acid (PASP) may have an effect on the physiological metabolism and nitrogen use efficiency of flue-cured tobacco
which will solve the problems of excessive nitrogen application and low nitrogen use efficiency in tobacco-planting
and provide some reference to the application of PASP in tobacco production. A pot experiment which took the flue-cured tobacco called ‘Yun 87’
and yellow soil
the typical soil of Guizhou Province
was carried out to explore the effects of PASP on the physiological characteristics of tobacco and the fate of nitrogen fertilizer when reducing nitrogen application by 15N-isotope tracer technique. The results indicated that the reduction of nitrogen fertilizer (30%).and the addition of PASP could effectively improve the utilization rate of nitrogen fertilizer
the improvement effect of N reducing was particularly obvious in the late growth stage of flue-cured tobacco
and PASP application could further enhance the improvement effect. With 30% reduction of nitrogen fertilizer application
the root physiology and leaf photosynthetic characteristics of flue-cured tobacco were significantly affected. Under the same conditions
leaf physiological morphology and nitrogen use efficiency of flue-cured tobacco. The low level PASP(100 mg/pant)didn't showed significant promotion effect on photosynthetic characteristics of flue-cured tobacco roots and leaves
even though it improved nitrogen utilization rate to some extent. Conversely
the high-level PASP (400 mg/pant)were more conducive to the physiological metabolism of roots and leaves of flue-cured tobacco and increased fertilizer use efficiency. In addition
the result of correlation analysis indicated that there was a significant positive correlation between PASP addition and nitrogen use efficiency (p<0.01).Furthermore
the application of PASP significantly increased the total recovery of nitrogen fertilizer
and for tobacco plant
the 15N distribution of aerial part was higher than that of underground part in all treatments during the late growth stage
both of them became higher with the increase of PASP. In conclusion
the application of PASP facilitated the physiological metabolism of flue-cured tobacco
N absorption
and minimize nitrogen loss
especially in the treatment of N reduced by 30% + PASP 400 mg/plant.
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