Studies on the rule of winter wheat absorption and utilization of phosphorus fertilizer at spring regreening stage using phosphorus-32 tracer
Tai Yang
Abstract
Tai Yang
Abstract
Under rich and poor phosphorus soil conditions, the rule of winter wheat absorption and utilization of phosphorus fertilizer at spring regreening stage was studied by means of phosphorus-32 tracing technique.The results were that: On poor phosphorus soil, 82.78% of phosphorus in wheat plants were derived from fertilizer phosphorus; On rich phosphorus soil, 70.54% of phosphorus in wheat plants were derived from soil phosphorus.During the growing season, the utilization percentage of fertilizer phosphorus fertilizeed at spring regreening stage were 23.28% on poor and 13.40% on rich phosphorus soil, respectively.
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Under rich and poor phosphorus soil conditions, the rule of winter wheat absorption and utilization of phosphorus fertilizer at spring regreening stage was studied by means of phosphorus-32 tracing technique.The results were that: On poor phosphorus soil, 82.78% of phosphorus in wheat plants were derived from fertilizer phosphorus; On rich phosphorus soil, 70.54% of phosphorus in wheat plants were derived from soil phosphorus.During the growing season, the utilization percentage of fertilizer phosphorus fertilizeed at spring regreening stage were 23.28% on poor and 13.40% on rich phosphorus soil, respectively.
Key concepts: Phosphorus, Fertilizer, Agronomy, Environmental science, Spring (device), Absorption (acoustics), Chemistry, Biology