Effect of long-term fertilization on soil enzyme activities in black loessial
Mingde Hao
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Mingde Hao
Abstract
The soil enzyme activities were studied after N and/or P applied for 16 years continuously. The results showed that catalase activity reduced with the increase of P rates, urease activity increased with N rates, effect of urease and alkaline Phosphatase activities on organic C, total N were positive significantly, but catalase alkaline Phosphatase affected the soil Olsen-P content negatively, invertase, urease and alkaline Phosphatase activities affected yield significantly through path analysis. The soil enzyme activities were the results of soil physical and chemical properties together effect; enzymatic factors can express the influence of fertilization on soil fertility.
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The soil enzyme activities were studied after N and/or P applied for 16 years continuously. The results showed that catalase activity reduced with the increase of P rates, urease activity increased with N rates, effect of urease and alkaline Phosphatase activities on organic C, total N were positive significantly, but catalase alkaline Phosphatase affected the soil Olsen-P content negatively, invertase, urease and alkaline Phosphatase activities affected yield significantly through path analysis. The soil enzyme activities were the results of soil physical and chemical properties together effect; enzymatic factors can express the influence of fertilization on soil fertility.
Key concepts: Urease, Invertase, Alkaline phosphatase, Catalase, Human fertilization, Chemistry, Soil enzyme, Soil fertility