1. The Effects of Organic and Inorganic Fertilizer Application on the Sunflower Yield, Quality and Saline Alkali Soil Improvement under the Subsurface Drainage.
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HUANG Yan-jing, ZHANG Er-zi, YAO Yu-tian, CHEN Chao, CHANG Ting-ting, and JIN Qiu
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SODIC soils ,FERTILIZER application ,ORGANIC fertilizers ,ALKALI lands ,SUBSURFACE drainage ,POTASSIUM - Abstract
In order to reveal the synergistic effect of biological and engineering measures on improving saline-alkali soil, and to clarify the suitable buried spacing and organic-inorganic fertilizer application ratio for sunflower production in coastal agricultural areas, this paper designs three different hidden pipe spacing of 10 m (S1), 15 m (S2), and 20 m (S3), as well as six fertilization treatments of 100% organic fertilizer (100% OF), 75% organic fertilizer+25% inorganic fertilizer (75% OF), 50% organic fertilizer+50% inorganic fertilizer (50% OF), 25% organic fertilizer+75% inorganic fertilizer (25% OF), 100% inorganic fertilizer (0% OF) and no fertilization (CK). The response of sunflower yield, quality, nitrogen utilization, and soil available nutrients, organic matter, and total salt content is observed. The results show that under the same distance between tubes, the 25% OF fertilization treatment has the most significant yield increase effect, while under the same fertilization treatment, the S2 spacing is at a higher level in sunflower yield. Under different treatments, the 25% of fertilization treatment has the highest sunflower yield under S2 condition, reaching 3.82 t/hm2. Increasing the proportion of organic fertilizer application is beneficial for increasing the content of crude fat, oleic acid, and linoleic acid in sunflower seeds. Fertilization treatment significantly increases the nitrogen uptake amount of sunflower plants, with an increase of 18.1-47.2%, 8.6-40.5%, and 8.8-34.5% under S1, S2, and S3 spacing compared with CK treatment, respectively. The nitrogen utilization efficiency of sunflowers shows a trend of first increasing and then decreasing with the increase in organic fertilizer proportion, S2-25% OF and S1-25% OF treatments at a higher level, reaching 44.2% and 43.9%, respectively. The content of available nitrogen, available phosphorus, and available potassium in soil is positively correlated with the proportion of organic fertilizer application. Under S1-S3 spacing, the content of available nitrogen, available phosphorus, and available potassium in organic fertilizer treatment is on average 22.0%, 2.4%, and 26.4% higher than CK. The smaller the distance between hidden pipes and the higher the proportion of organic fertilizer application will lead to the higher the salt reduction rate of the topsoil. The salt reduction rate of the 100% of treatment under S1 spacing has reached 42.6%. Considering the factors such as yield, quality, and nitrogen fertilizer utilization efficiency, this paper recommends using a 25% organic fertilizer application ratio under 15 m dark tube spacing as the optimal plan for sunflower production in saline alkali soil. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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