HUANG Caibian, YAN Jun, JU Jingfeng, et al. Dynamic Changes of Soil Properties and Their Relationships with Wheat Yield in the New Reclaimed Farmland in the Southern Tarim Basin[J]. 2020, 34(2): 245-252.
DOI:
HUANG Caibian, YAN Jun, JU Jingfeng, et al. Dynamic Changes of Soil Properties and Their Relationships with Wheat Yield in the New Reclaimed Farmland in the Southern Tarim Basin[J]. 2020, 34(2): 245-252. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.02.035.
Dynamic Changes of Soil Properties and Their Relationships with Wheat Yield in the New Reclaimed Farmland in the Southern Tarim Basin
In order to detect the dynamic changes of soil fertility and salt alkali and their effects on wheat yield
the newly reclaimed farmland (10
20
30
40 and 50 years) in the south margin of Tarim Basin were taken as the research object
and the uncultivated desert natural soil was taken as the control
the soil properties
such as organic matter
nutrient and salt alkali of the surface soil (0-40 cm) were measured. The results showed that the organic matter content in the surface soil (0-20 cm and 20-40 cm) increased linearly with the extension of cultivation time
but the change range of organic matter content in 20-40 cm soil layer was relatively small. In the 0-40 cm soil layer
the changes of the total nitrogen
available nitrogen and available potassium content with time extension were all significantly positively correlated with organic matter content
which increased by 88.8%
213.4 and 37.5% in 50 years of reclamation respectively compared with that of the native desert soil. Available phosphorus content increased linearly in the initial 30 years after cultivation and then decreased. However
it increased by 1 201.2% in 50 years after cultivation compared with the uncultivated soil. The nature desert soil was mildly salinized soil dominated by Na+ and Cl-. The total salt content decreased sharply after cultivation
and the difference between different years was not obvious
and the average value of which was 0.8 g/kg in 0-40 cm soil layer. The dominate cation and anion of the cultivated oasis farmland changed to be Na+ and HCO3-. The pH value increased by 13.4% in the initial 30 years (pH 8.85) compared with the desert soil
and then decreased significantly. The change of pH was positively related with accumulation of CO32- and K+. The average wheat yield in the new reclaimed farmland was 4.79 t/hm2
and which was negatively related to the content of Na+ and Cl-
but was not related to the content of soil organic matter
nutrients and total salt as well as pH value. In conclusion
continuous cultivation significantly improved soil fertility and salinization degree. However
the wheat yield was closely related with the content of Na+ and Cl- in 0-40 cm soil layer. The results suggested that fertilizing oasis farmland soil and taking effective measures to reduce Na+ and Cl- content from rising again were important to achieve stable and high yield of wheat in the study area.
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