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EFFECTS OF FERTILIZING ON MILLET ROOT-SHOOT GROWTH,RHIZOSPHERIC SOIL ENZYME AND MICROBE IN IMMATURE SOIL IN NORTH CHINA

Miao Guo-yuan

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Immature subsoil of loess was used to study the effects of N,P,K and organic fertilizers on potted millet growth and rhizospheric soil enzyme with microbe system.The results showed that:(1) P was the primary original factor for soil fertility forming and crop growth;(2) Under the treatments of all the P-fertilizer,millet root-shoot growth was significantly better than that without P-fertilizer at the seedling stage,only applied N and K were even lower than CK,the effects of N,P,K on millet root-shoot growth was in order of P N K;(3) At the middle later stage,the effect of N,especially the combining effects of N,P,K appeared rapidly;(4) Under the treatments of all the P-fertilizer,millet yields and yield-structures increased significantly;(5) Single and enough quantity of only organic fertilizer application had good effect instantly in immature soil in the same year;(6) Strong root promoted the rhizospheric microbe to multiply rapidly and increased the rhizospheric enzyme activities,which in turn to benefit the root-soil system,and the normal yield level of millet was reached in immature soil in the same year.

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Immature subsoil of loess was used to study the effects of N,P,K and organic fertilizers on potted millet growth and rhizospheric soil enzyme with microbe system.The results showed that:(1) P was the primary original factor for soil fertility forming and crop growth;(2) Under the treatments of all the P-fertilizer,millet root-shoot growth was significantly better than that without P-fertilizer at the seedling stage,only applied N and K were even lower than CK,the effects of N,P,K on millet root-shoot growth was in order of P N K;(3) At the middle later stage,the effect of N,especially the combining effects of N,P,K appeared rapidly;(4) Under the treatments of all the P-fertilizer,millet yields and yield-structures increased significantly;(5) Single and enough quantity of only organic fertilizer application had good effect instantly in immature soil in the same year;(6) Strong root promoted the rhizospheric microbe to multiply rapidly and increased the rhizospheric enzyme activities,which in turn to benefit the root-soil system,and the normal yield level of millet was reached in immature soil in the same year.

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Immature subsoil of loess was used to study the effects of N,P,K and organic fertilizers on potted millet growth and rhizospheric soil enzyme with microbe system.The results showed that:(1) P was the primary original factor for soil fertility forming and crop growth;(2) Under the treatments of all the P-fertilizer,millet root-shoot growth was significantly better than that without P-fertilizer at the seedling stage,only applied N and K were even lower than CK,the effects of N,P,K on millet root-shoot growth was in order of P N K;(3) At the middle later stage,the effect of N,especially the combining effects of N,P,K appeared rapidly;(4) Under the treatments of all the P-fertilizer,millet yields and yield-structures increased significantly;(5) Single and enough quantity of only organic fertilizer application had good effect instantly in immature soil in the same year;(6) Strong root promoted the rhizospheric microbe to multiply rapidly and increased the rhizospheric enzyme activities,which in turn to benefit the root-soil system,and the normal yield level of millet was reached in immature soil in the same year.

Key concepts: Shoot, Subsoil, Seedling, Agronomy, Fertilizer, Rhizosphere, Biology, Crop

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