SUN Yan, WANG Chunhong, WANG Quanjiu, et al. Effects of Biochemical Fulvic Acid Application on Water and Salt Transport Characteristics and Basic Ion Composition of Saline-alkaline Soil[J]. 2022, 36(4): 228-235.
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SUN Yan, WANG Chunhong, WANG Quanjiu, et al. Effects of Biochemical Fulvic Acid Application on Water and Salt Transport Characteristics and Basic Ion Composition of Saline-alkaline Soil[J]. 2022, 36(4): 228-235. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.04.029.
Effects of Biochemical Fulvic Acid Application on Water and Salt Transport Characteristics and Basic Ion Composition of Saline-alkaline Soil
Biochemical fulvic acid (BFA) has shown favorable application value in improving soil structure
promoting crop growth and improving fertilizer efficiency. In order to explore the effect of BFA addition on the water-salt migration law of saline-alkali soil
and reveal the salt leaching efficiency mechanism of BFA
this research based on one-dimensional vertical soil column infiltration experiment
to investigate the water-salt migration characteristics
the parameters of the infiltration model
and the composition of soil exchangeable base ions of saline alkali soil under different BFA application amounts (0
1
2
4 and 8 g/kg). The results showed that the application of BFA under infiltration conditions could reduce the soil water infiltration rate
prolong infiltration time and improve soil water retention performance. The Kostiakov model
Philip model and algebraic model could all describe the soil infiltration process well. The empirical coefficient K
the absorption rate S and the comprehensive shape coefficient α in the models all showed a trend of decreasing and then increasing with the increasing of BFA application amount. Compared with the control
the application of BFA could improve the soil water holding efficiency and relative desalinization rate. Under the condition of 2 g/kg BFA addition
the average volume water content
average water holding efficiency and relative desalinization rate in 0-20 cm soil layer increased by 3.38%
10.65% and 36.32%
respectively. In addition
compared with the control
the total exchangeable base (TEB) of soil increased after adding BFA
and the concentration of Ca2+ in TEB increased
while the concentration of Na+ decreased. Therefore
BFA application could significantly affect soil water infiltration and water and salt transport characteristics
improve the distribution of soil water and salt
and had favorable effect on water retention and desalination of saline soil. Moreover
studies have found that BFA application could significantly increase soil TEB
significantly improve soil exchangeable base ion composition and improve soil quality.
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