Effects of Water-saving Irrigation and Phosphorus and Potassium Fertilizer Reduction on Yield, Quality, and Water and Fertilizer Use Efficiency of Wheat
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Effects of Water-saving Irrigation and Phosphorus and Potassium Fertilizer Reduction on Yield, Quality, and Water and Fertilizer Use Efficiency of Wheat
ZHANG Jing, DANG Jianyou, ZHANG Dingyi, et al. Effects of Water-saving Irrigation and Phosphorus and Potassium Fertilizer Reduction on Yield, Quality, and Water and Fertilizer Use Efficiency of Wheat[J]. 2020, 34(6): 166-171.
DOI:
ZHANG Jing, DANG Jianyou, ZHANG Dingyi, et al. Effects of Water-saving Irrigation and Phosphorus and Potassium Fertilizer Reduction on Yield, Quality, and Water and Fertilizer Use Efficiency of Wheat[J]. 2020, 34(6): 166-171. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.06.024.
Effects of Water-saving Irrigation and Phosphorus and Potassium Fertilizer Reduction on Yield, Quality, and Water and Fertilizer Use Efficiency of Wheat
To study the effects of water-saving irrigation and phosphorus and potassium fertilizer reduction on wheat yield
quality
and water and fertilizer use efficiency
field experiments were conducted to study the effects of drip irrigation (W1) and micro-sprinkler irrigation (W2) on water-saving irrigation with constant fertilization as control (CK)
four times of irrigation during the growth period (overwintering water
jointing water irrigation 600 m3/hm2
reviving water
and grouting water irrigation 300 m3/hm2). Under W1 and W2
phosphorus and potassium fertilizer constant (RPK) and reduced by 20% (RPK-20)
30% (RPK-30)
and 40% (RPK-40) were applied with 50% basal fertilizer
and 25% of water and fertilizer were applied in returning green stage and jointing stage respectively
yield and its components
quality characteristics and water use and fertilizer efficiency were investigated and analyzed in 11 treatments. The results showed that the yield of W1 and W2 treatments decreased with the increase of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer reduction
and the yield of drip irrigation increased significantly for RPK-20
was 15.49% higher than that of CK
which was mainly related to the increase of panicle number and grain number per spike. The yield of W2 was lower than that of W1 under the same treatment. The protein content
sedimentation value
and settling time of W1 and W2 treatments were significantly higher than those of CK. The sedimentation value of RPK and decreasing treatment was W1>W2. W1 was 42.35%~105.24% higher than CK
W2 was 36.06%~56.18% higher than CK. The water use efficiency of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer combined with bottom application and top application was higher than that of CK相. The partial productivity of W1 and W2 were higher than that of CK. The same reduction of N
P
and K fertilizer was W1>W2. The partial productivity of nitrogen increased significantly by W1RPK-20. The effect of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer decreased on soil nutrient content was small in 0—40 cm soil
but the available P content was increased. Comprehensive analysis showed that in the wheat grow region in the south of Shanxi Province
drip irrigation was used for winter wheat
four times irrigation was used for growing period
and 50% basal application
and 25% of water and fertilizer application was integrated topdressing
and 20% reduction of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer yield and water use efficiency were the highest
it is a high-yield and high-efficiency water and fertilizer management mode. The 30% reduction of phosphorus and potassium was the best water and fertilizer management mode.
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