LIU Zijun, YE Yun, WANG Li, et al. Effects of Drip Irrigation and Spray Irrigation Fertilization on Spatial Differentiation of Soil Nutrients and Root Growth of Tea Seedlings[J]. 2022, 36(6): 330-339.
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LIU Zijun, YE Yun, WANG Li, et al. Effects of Drip Irrigation and Spray Irrigation Fertilization on Spatial Differentiation of Soil Nutrients and Root Growth of Tea Seedlings[J]. 2022, 36(6): 330-339. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.06.040.
Effects of Drip Irrigation and Spray Irrigation Fertilization on Spatial Differentiation of Soil Nutrients and Root Growth of Tea Seedlings
This research investigated the effects of drip and spray irrigation on the physical
chemical and biological properties of the soil and root growth of tea seedlings
and could provide a theoretical basis for scientific irrigation and fertilization. Three types of fertilizer application were set up
soil application (SA)
spray application (FA) and drip application (DA). After 15
30
45 and 60 days
the soil was divided into three spatial zones according to the difference in horizontal and vertical distance from the center of the topsoil of the culture bowl
and pH
conductivity
nutrients and biological properties were observed. In the pot experiment of tea seedlings
six treatments were set up
including two nitrogen levels and three fertilization methods of soil application
spraying and dropping. The root growth and morphology of tea seedlings were observed. The results of the soil culture showed that there was no significant difference between FA and SA treatments in different spatial soil regions
while there were significant differences between DA and FA. After 60 days
in the soil region 5 cm horizontally and 0—10 cm vertically from the center point
compared with FA
the conductivity
pH
content of alkali-hydrolyzed N
available K and available P of DA increased by 35.6%
30.7%
40.6%
34.3% and 74.8%
respectively
and bacterial
fungal and actinomycetes in the region of DA increased by 174.6%
167.0% and 289.0%
respectively. The activities of urease and acid phosphatase in the soil region of DA showed opposite trend
decreased by 42.5% and 31.4%
respectively
compared with FA. The results of pot experiment showed that the overall root growth of tea trees followed the order of FA>SA>DA
and the root fresh weight
total root length
root volume
root tip number
branch number and cross number of tea seedlings in the FA treatment were significantly higher than those of DA
while there was no significant difference in the root promoting effect among different N levels. In summary
fertilization methods had significant effects on the spatial distribution of soil nutrients
soil biological properties and root growth of tea seedlings. Compared with SA and FA
the conductivity
nutrient content and microbial population in the micro domain at the center of the DA drip head increased significantly
and there was a significant micro domain aggregation effect
while the urease and acid phosphatase activities decreased. DA significantly inhibited the root growth of tea seedlings
while FA significantly promoted the root growth and morphological establishment of tea seedlings.
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