Effects of Simulated Acid Rain on Leaching Loss of Phosphorus in Soil
Bo Lei
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Bo Lei
Abstract
Through soil columns leaching, the effect of different simulated acid rain on the leaching amount of phosthorus in Chongqing grey purple soil with different fertilizers was investigated. The leaching amount of phosthorus in the soil changed with the acidity of simulated acid rain and generally was in an order: LpH5.5LpH4.5LpH3.5LpH6.5. Fertilizer kinds, including chemical, organic or mixed fertilizer, also influenced the leaching characteristics of the soils. More phosphorus leaching was found in the soil applied chemical or mixed fertilizer than that in the soils without chemical or mixed fertilizer.
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Through soil columns leaching, the effect of different simulated acid rain on the leaching amount of phosthorus in Chongqing grey purple soil with different fertilizers was investigated. The leaching amount of phosthorus in the soil changed with the acidity of simulated acid rain and generally was in an order: LpH5.5LpH4.5LpH3.5LpH6.5. Fertilizer kinds, including chemical, organic or mixed fertilizer, also influenced the leaching characteristics of the soils. More phosphorus leaching was found in the soil applied chemical or mixed fertilizer than that in the soils without chemical or mixed fertilizer.
Key concepts: Leaching (pedology), Fertilizer, Acid rain, Soil water, Environmental science, Phosphorus, Agronomy, Soil science