YU Tianyuan, HE Xinlin, HENG Tong. Effects of Salt and Nitrogen Synergism on Nitrogen Distribution, Transport and Use Efficiency in Cotton[J]. 2021, 35(2): 315-323.
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YU Tianyuan, HE Xinlin, HENG Tong. Effects of Salt and Nitrogen Synergism on Nitrogen Distribution, Transport and Use Efficiency in Cotton[J]. 2021, 35(2): 315-323. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.02.042.
Effects of Salt and Nitrogen Synergism on Nitrogen Distribution, Transport and Use Efficiency in Cotton
The objective of this study was to explore the effects of salt and nitrogen on the dynamic accumulation
transport and use efficiency of nitrogen in cotton. Taking cotton Xinluzhong 68 as material
afield plot experiment was carried out under threesoil salt contents of S1 (2.5~3 g/kg)
S2 (5~6 g/kg) and S3 (8~9 g/kg)
respectively
also with three nitrogen levels of N1 (105 kg/hm2)
N2 (210 kg/hm2) and N3 (315 kg/hm2)
respectively. The results showed that the biomass of vegetative organs (root
stem and leaf) under S1N3 was the largest
while the biomass of cotton boll under S1N2 was the largest
and the biomass of cotton boll was N3>N2>N1 under S3 condition. In S1 and S2
nitrogen accumulation in stem was N2>N3>N1. In S2 and S3
N3>N2>N1. Nitrogen accumulation of cotton boll was S1>S2>S3
N3>N2>N1. Root nitrogen accumulation was N3>N2>N1. Logistic growth function model was used to fit the accumulation of biomass nitrogen in each organ
R2>0.9. The maximum cumulative rate Vm and duration Δt were two dynamic characteristics. In N1S3 treatment
Δt was the smallest and Vm was the largest. Salt significantly inhibited the biomass
nitrogen accumulation and Vm incotton organs. There was an obvious interaction between nitrogen application and soil salinity. The results showed that N2 in S1 and S2
and N3 in S3 were the best for biomass accumulation and Vm of reproductive organs. The higher the salinity
the lower the nitrogen transfer rate. The amount of nitrogen applied promoted the nitrogen transfer rate. The maximum yield of S1N2 was 6 683 kg/hm2. The accumulation of nitrogen accumulation in various organs and the distribution of nitrogen in vegetative organs madethe distribution of crop nitrogen more balanced
resulting in the optimal yield. The nitrogen use efficiency of N1 was the best in S1 and S2
and N2 was the best in S3. Therefore
applying 105 or 210 kg/hm2 nitrogen fertilizer in soil with salinity less than 6 g/kg is most beneficial to cotton production and benefit. 315 kg/hm2 of nitrogen fertilizer should be applied when the soil salinity is 8~9 g/kg. These findings could provide scientific basis for rational utilization of saline alkali soil and fertilization management.
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