LOU Jinhua, CHEN Mengmeng, ZHANG Shirong, et al. Effects of Phosphate and Silicon Fertilizer on Rice Growth and Nutrient Absorption in Saline Soil[J]. 2020, 34(4): 263-269.
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LOU Jinhua, CHEN Mengmeng, ZHANG Shirong, et al. Effects of Phosphate and Silicon Fertilizer on Rice Growth and Nutrient Absorption in Saline Soil[J]. 2020, 34(4): 263-269. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.04.039.
Effects of Phosphate and Silicon Fertilizer on Rice Growth and Nutrient Absorption in Saline Soil
Aiming at the problems of coastal saline soil paddy soil root growth under saline-alkali stress
low nutrient content and low availability. In this research
field experiment was conducted to studythe effects of combined application of phosphate fertilizer and silicon fertilizer on rice root growth
soilphosphorus content
the rice absorbs phosphorus
riceyield
and economic benefits of rice in coastal saline soil. The experiment has twofactors
including two phosphoruslevels: P1: 64 kg/hm2; P2: 128 kg/hm2; silicon fertilizer is divided into soil application and spray application
three levels of soil application:Si1
SiO2 0 kg/hm2
Si2
SiO2 60 kg/hm2; Si3
SiO2 120 kg /hm2; Spray is SiO2 15 kg/hm2
and applied with water-soluble multieffect silicon fertilizer (containing water-soluble SiO2≥30%)
which was diluted 500 times per 100 mL and sprayed with 50 L per hectare.The results indicate that the P2Si3 treatment’s total root length
total surface area and total root volume of rice were significantly higher than each other period andit was no significant difference with P2Si4 treatment. Meanwhile
phosphate fertilizer combined with silicon fertilizer can effectively improve the availability of phosphorus in coastal salinized rice soil
the content of available phosphorus in P2Si3 treatment was significantly higher than that in P1Si3 and P2Si1
respectively higher 35.16% and 27.47%; the total phosphorus content of soil treated with high phosphorus fertilizer was higher than that treated with low phosphorus fertilizer. Moreover
rice yield with P1Si3 and P2Si4 treatment was significantly higher than that P1Si1 and P1Si2 treatment
the yield of P2Si3 treatment was 9 547.5 kg/hm2 there was no significant difference in the effective spike number of each treatment
P2Si3 treatment was the highest with 162.47 grains per panicle. P2Si3 treatment’s accumulation of p in rice grains and was significantly higher than other treatments
compared with P1Si3 and P2Si1
it was 8.46% and 9.68% higher respectively. Under low or high phosphorus level
P1Si4
P2Si4 treatment’s income reached 14 953.6 CNY/hm2 and 14 323.2 CNY/hm2.In conclusion
compared to the treatment without silicon fertilizer
the application of silicon fertilizer can significantly promote the root growth of rice
phosphorus availability
rice yield and economic benefit in coastal salinized soil
among them
P2Si3 treatment (silicon sprayed on the blade
P2O5 64 kg/hm2) is the best treatment.
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