QIAO Ruonan, CHENG Yu, YAN Sihui, et al. Effect of Saline Water Irrigation with Different Cations Compositions on Lettuce Photosynthesis and Ions Uptake Characteristics[J]. 2022, 36(2): 378-384.
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QIAO Ruonan, CHENG Yu, YAN Sihui, et al. Effect of Saline Water Irrigation with Different Cations Compositions on Lettuce Photosynthesis and Ions Uptake Characteristics[J]. 2022, 36(2): 378-384. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.02.048.
Effect of Saline Water Irrigation with Different Cations Compositions on Lettuce Photosynthesis and Ions Uptake Characteristics
The purpose of this study was to explore the effects of different saline water quality on soil salt properties and crop growth
and to provide scientific basis for saline water irrigation management. A pot experiment was carried out for cropping lettuce in the solar greenhouse. Taking the saturated solution of CaSO4 as a control (CK)
different chlorides were added to deionized water to form three saline water treatments with different cationic compositions (Na+
TNa; Na+/K+ of 1:1
TNa-K; K+
TK) on the premise of the same total mole concentration added. The soil salt contents
cations contents
and photosynthetic characteristics
ions uptake and growth of lettuce were studied. The results showed that:(1) At the end of lettuce growing season (80 days after sowing
DAS)
the electrical conductivity of saturated extract (ECe) of soil at 0-20 cm depth was significantly higher than those before sowing and 50 DAS
where CK was significantly lower than others (P<0.05). The differences of soil pH values were not significant among different treatments and depths (P>0.05). At the end of the growth season
the soil salt cations mostly accumulated on the surface layer and were consistent with the salt distribution. (2) Compared with CK
single salt ion stresses (TNa and TK treatments) significantly reduced the photosynthetic properties
including net photosynthetic rate
transpiration rate
and stomatal conductance of lettuce (P<0.05)
thus resulting in the reduced yield
where the TNa gave the lowest yield per pot. The photosynthetic properties of TNa-K were significantly lower than that of CK
but higher than those of TNa and TK
indicating that TNa-K treatment alleviated the harm of single salt ions to the growth of lettuce. And TNa-K increased yield compared with TNa and TK treatment
but without significantly difference (P>0.05). (3) Compared with CK
TNa and TK significantly increased the Na+ and K+ contents in the lettuce leaves
respectively; while the Cl- content of TNa-K treatment were higher than CK
but significantly lower than TNa and TK (P<0.05). The salt composition with Na+/K+ of 1:1 in saline water could maintain the ion balance of lettuce plants and alleviate the salt stress of single salt ion on lettuce growth
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