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Yield Increase Effects Of Potassium In Several Crops In Paddy Soils Of Jingmen City

Posted on:2006-05-27Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H Q DuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2133360155476711Subject:Agricultural extension
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Potassium is one of the necessary nutrients for plant growth. Because of the shortage of potassium fertilizer application during the long term, the soils in Jingmen city have a serious decrease of K contents, thus it limits the crops yield increase. Therefore, K fertilizer application is an important topic both in Jingmen city and in the whole country for agriculture sustainable development. A series of field increase effects of potassium fertilizer. Our aims are to demonstrate the soil K statues and provide the foundation of K application in Jingmen city.The main results indicated: (l)under the current K levels of Jingmen city soils, K application to the crops tested (rice, wheat, cotton and wormawood) has a significant yield increase effects. When nitrogen, phosphorus were the same application amount, kg/hm2 K2O application made 27.4% (rice), 22.3%(wheat) increase compared with the controls, respectively. The effects of K fertilizer application increased with the contents decreasing of soil available K. (2) in the 90kg/hm K2O application, the rice yield increased with the soil gleyed degrees increasing. (3) in the rotation of rice and wheat, the yield of two crops in the I application twice was greater than the application once. Moreover, the yield increase of rice was better than that of wheat. (4)for the same K application kevels, K fertilizer imported from Russia had a similar yield increase with Qinghai K fertilizer. For rice, wheat and cotton, the yield increase percentages were 27.4%, 21.1% and 22.3%, separately. (5)The K application amount that we suggested are 90 kg/hm2 for rice, wheat and cotton, and 150 kg/hm2 for wormwood. There was obvious decrease of available K, nonexchangeable K and total K contents in all soils tested when K was not used.Based on the results, the K contents had a decrease even when K fertilizer was applied. The use of K fertilizer could only to inhibit the rapid reduction of soil available K. From the viewpoint of yield increase of crops, long term K application has been advised.
Keywords/Search Tags:Potassium fertilizer, crop yield, paddy soil, Jingmen city
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