Lü Dongqing, ZHANG Minggu, MA Yuzeng, et al. Effect of Fulvic Acid on Cotton Growth and Soil Chemical Properties in a Garlic-cotton Intercropping System[J]. 2020, 34(2): 222-230.
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Lü Dongqing, ZHANG Minggu, MA Yuzeng, et al. Effect of Fulvic Acid on Cotton Growth and Soil Chemical Properties in a Garlic-cotton Intercropping System[J]. 2020, 34(2): 222-230. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.02.032.
Effect of Fulvic Acid on Cotton Growth and Soil Chemical Properties in a Garlic-cotton Intercropping System
In order to clarify the effect of fulvic acid application on cotton in garlic-cotton intercropping production and realize high-yield
high-quality and high-efficiency fertilization of cotton
a two-season field experiment was conducted. The experiment consisted of no fertilization (CK)
conventional fertilization (BF)
conventional fertilization combined with low
medium and high rates of fulvic acid microbial agents (FA20
FA30
FA40)
conventional fertilization combined with fulvic acid foliar fertilizer (BFL50)
conventional fertilization combined with low amount of fulvic acid microbial agent and fulvic acid foliar fertilizer (FA20L50). The effects of different fulvic acid fertilizers combined with conventional fertilizers on yield
fiber quality and soil nutrients of cotton-garlic intercropping were studied. The results showed:(1) Compared with conventional fertilization
the yield of cotton lint increased with the increase of the fulvic acid microbial agents application rates. The average lint yield in FA30 and FA40 treatments increased significantly by 12.07% and 22.41% respectively in comparison with BF treatment. Meanwhile
FA30 and FA40 treatments significantly increased soil nitrate nitrogen
ammonium nitrogen and available potassium contents during seedling and full bloom
FA40 also increased soil available phosphorus contents. (2) The cotton lint yield of conventional fertilization combined with fulvic acid foliar fertilizer increased by 7.19% on average compared with conventional fertilization
and the SPAD of leaves increased by 7.78% during flowering stage
which significantly increased stomatal conductance and net photosynthetic rate
and decreased intercellular CO2 concentration. (3) Compared with FA20 and BFL50
FA20L50 increased lint yield by 7.68%~27.51%
significantly increased fiber length
evenness index and breaking strength. Moreover
FA20L50 increased soil ammonium
nitrate
available phosphorus and available potassium contents. Soil phosphatase activity in FA20L50 was significantly higher than other treatments. The total amounts of nitrogen
phosphorus and potassium in cotton stems and leaves in FA20L50 treatment were significantly higher than other treatments
besides FA40 treatment. FA20L50 increased the total nutrient contents by 8.96%~47.35% in the bell shell in comparison with other treatments
and significantly improved the net photosynthetic rate compared with treatments without fulvic acid foliar fertilizer. In conclusion
conventional fertilizer combined with 300 kg/hm2 fulvic acid microbial agent and 750 mL/hm2 fulvic acid foliar fertilizer had the best application effect
which could improve the available nutrient supply of soil at all growth stages of cotton and facilitate the accumulation of nutrients in reproductive organs
thus promote the net photosynthetic rate of cotton leaves and improve the yield and quality of cotton.
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