Effects of Combined Application of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Fertilizer on Apple Rootstock Seedling Growth, Soil Inorganic Phosphorus Forms and Phosphorus Utilization
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Effects of Combined Application of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Fertilizer on Apple Rootstock Seedling Growth, Soil Inorganic Phosphorus Forms and Phosphorus Utilization
ZHANG Xin, XING Yue, LIU Zhaoxia, et al. Effects of Combined Application of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Fertilizer on Apple Rootstock Seedling Growth, Soil Inorganic Phosphorus Forms and Phosphorus Utilization[J]. 2021, 35(4): 237-242.
DOI:
ZHANG Xin, XING Yue, LIU Zhaoxia, et al. Effects of Combined Application of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Fertilizer on Apple Rootstock Seedling Growth, Soil Inorganic Phosphorus Forms and Phosphorus Utilization[J]. 2021, 35(4): 237-242. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.04.033.
Effects of Combined Application of Nitrogen and Phosphorus Fertilizer on Apple Rootstock Seedling Growth, Soil Inorganic Phosphorus Forms and Phosphorus Utilization
Taking the seedlings of the dwarf rootstock M9T337 as the test material
4 nitrogen (N) levels (N 0
150
300
450 mg/kg
represented by N0
N1
N2
N3
respectively) and 2 phosphorus (P) levels (P2O5 100
200 mg/kg
represented by P1 and P2
respectively) was set up to study the effects of combined application of N and P fertilizer on the growth of apple rootstock seedlings
the transformation of soil inorganic P forms and its absorption and utilization
in order to provide a reference for the efficient use of P fertilizer in orchards. The results showed that different N and P treatments significantly affected the biomass and root morphology of M9T337 seedlings
and N2P2 treatment performed best
followed by N1P2 treatment. P accumulation and P fertilizer utilization efficiency in seedings reached the maximum under N2P2 and N2P1 treatments
respectively. Under the same P level
appropriate N addition could promote the absorption of P by seedlings and effectively improve the P fertilizer utilization efficiency of plants. High N treatment (N3P1
N3P2) significantly inhibited the uptake of P in soil by seedlings
which was not conducive to the growth of rootstock seedlings. The soil available phosphorus (Olsen—P) content was mainly affected by the amount of P applied
and reached the maximum value of 27.86 mg/kg under N2P2 treatment. The maximum alkaline phosphatase activity reached at 2.12 mg/(g·d) under N2P1 treatment. Compared with P applied alone
combined application of N and P increased the proportion of Ca8—P and Al—P in the soil P pool that could be absorbed and utilized by plants
and reduced the proportion of Ca10—P that was difficult for plants to absorb and utilize
and the proportion of Ca2—P was also reduced. With the increase of N application rates
Ca8—P and Al—P showed a trend of firstly increasing and then decreasing
and both reached the maximum under N2P2 treatment. Ca10—P showed a gradually decreasing trend with the increase of N application rates. There was a stable trend of Fe—P and O—P content under different N application rates. Reasonable N and P combination could improve the availability of P in soil by changing the composition of soil inorganic P pool
and promote the growth of rootstock seedlings and the absorption of P in soil.
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CHEN Lu1,DANG Ting-hui1,2,YANG Shao-qiong2,QI Rui-sheng1(1.College of Resource and Environment Science,Northwest A & F University,Yangling,Shaanxi 712100,2.Institute of Soil and Water Conservation,CAS and MWR,)