HU Min, QU Zhongyi, WANG Liping, et al. Effects of Different Amendments on the Properties of Salinized Soil and Sunflower Growth in Hetao Irrigation District[J]. 2019, 33(5): 316-322.
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HU Min, QU Zhongyi, WANG Liping, et al. Effects of Different Amendments on the Properties of Salinized Soil and Sunflower Growth in Hetao Irrigation District[J]. 2019, 33(5): 316-322. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.05.046.
Effects of Different Amendments on the Properties of Salinized Soil and Sunflower Growth in Hetao Irrigation District
In order to evaluate the improvement effect of different amendments on salinized soil
this study took sunflower as the research object. A field split plot experiment was conducted with 4 treatments:the biochar (DC
22.5 t/hm2)
desulfurization gypsum (DS
37.5 t/hm2)
desulfurization gypsum and organic fertilizer (DSF
37.5 t/hm2) and the control (DCK). The results showed that the soil bulk density were reduced
and soil porosity was increased by adding amendments
among which the biochar gave the best effect. For the plough layer (0-20 cm)
the soil bulk density was decreased by 6.11% after harvest
which was 4 times of the control. Soil porosity was increased by 12.89%
which was 5 times of the control. The desulfurization gypsum had the best effect in reducing soil pH value and electrical conductivity
with the biggest drop of 10.09% and 28.51%
respectively. Different amendments had different effects on soil fertility. Compared with the control
the biochar treatment significantly increased the contents of organic matter
available nitrogen and available phosphorus in surface soil after harvest. The desulfurization gypsum significantly increased the contents of available potassium. The sunflower plant height
stem diameter
dry matter accumulation and 100-grain weight were significantly increased by the different amendments. The highest sunflower yield was observed under the biochar treatment
which was 4 539.60 kg/hm2
32.28% higher than the control. In summary
the soil properties were significantly improved after adding different amendments in the salinized soil of Hetao Irrigation District
leading to the increased sunflower growth and yield. The application of biochar with 22.5 t/hm2 had the best effect on the improvement of saline soil
followed by desulfurization gypsum of 37.5 t/hm2
both of which could effectively improve soil fertility and sunflower yield.
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