Effect of Bio-organic Fertilizer on Wine Grape Growth,Nutrients Absorption,Yield and Quality
Ying Zhu
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Ying Zhu
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Grape yields and quality were mainly affected by soil fertility and fertilization.A field experiment was conducted to investigate the effect of different bio-organic fertilizer application rates on wine grape growth,nutrients uptake,yield and quality.Single factor randomized block design with six bio-organic fertilizer application levels including 0,3,6,9,12,15 t/ha was adopted in order to get the reasonable bio-organic application rates.The grape branch length,chlorophyll content,hundred leaf weight,leaf and petiole's NPK content,yield,the contents of total sugar,soluble sugar,vitamin C and acidity were determined during the wine grape growing period.The results showed that,compared with the CK,grape branch length,hundred fresh leaf weight and hundred dry leaf weight increased by 3.19%-24.41%,2.91%-13.26%,11.71%-26.30%,respectively.Bio-organic fertilizer significantly enhanced the contents of foliar N,P,K,which increased by 0.60%-12.93%,46.94%-82.65% and 6.94%-17.14%,respectively,and petiole's N,P,K content increased by 9.04%-48.59%,112.50%-226.14% and 5.87%-40.47%,respectively.The yield increased by 360.05% to 554.14%,compared with the CK.Yet fruit total sugar content increased by 1.12% to 1.94%,total acidity decreased by 0.18%-0.27%,and su-gar acid ratio increased by 10.04-16.13.However,growth,N,P,K uptake and yield were significantly inhibited in the three-year-wine vineyards when the rate of bio-organic fertilizer application over 12 t/ha.The fertilizer effect equation shows that the maximum bio-organic fertilizer application rate for the 3-year vine grape is 11.45 t/ha and the optimum application amount is 10.01t/ha.In summary,appropriate bio-organic fertilizer application can significantly promote wine grape growth and improve grape yield and quality at the eastern foot of Helan mountain.
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Grape yields and quality were mainly affected by soil fertility and fertilization.A field experiment was conducted to investigate the effect of different bio-organic fertilizer application rates on wine grape growth,nutrients uptake,yield and quality.Single factor randomized block design with six bio-organic fertilizer application levels including 0,3,6,9,12,15 t/ha was adopted in order to get the reasonable bio-organic application rates.The grape branch length,chlorophyll content,hundred leaf weight,leaf and petiole's NPK content,yield,the contents of total sugar,soluble sugar,vitamin C and acidity were determined during the wine grape growing period.The results showed that,compared with the CK,grape branch length,hundred fresh leaf weight and hundred dry leaf weight increased by 3.19%-24.41%,2.91%-13.26%,11.71%-26.30%,respectively.Bio-organic fertilizer significantly enhanced the contents of foliar N,P,K,which increased by 0.60%-12.93%,46.94%-82.65% and 6.94%-17.14%,respectively,and petiole's N,P,K content increased by 9.04%-48.59%,112.50%-226.14% and 5.87%-40.47%,respectively.The yield increased by 360.05% to 554.14%,compared with the CK.Yet fruit total sugar content increased by 1.12% to 1.94%,total acidity decreased by 0.18%-0.27%,and su-gar acid ratio increased by 10.04-16.13.However,growth,N,P,K uptake and yield were significantly inhibited in the three-year-wine vineyards when the rate of bio-organic fertilizer application over 12 t/ha.The fertilizer effect equation shows that the maximum bio-organic fertilizer application rate for the 3-year vine grape is 11.45 t/ha and the optimum application amount is 10.01t/ha.In summary,appropriate bio-organic fertilizer application can significantly promote wine grape growth and improve grape yield and quality at the eastern foot of Helan mountain.
Key concepts: Sugar, Randomized block design, Chemistry, Petiole (insect anatomy), Nutrient, Wine, Fertilizer, Organic fertilizer