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Effects of Different Ratio of Organic Fertilizer and Chemical Fertilizer on Tomato Yield,Quality and Soil Nutrient and Microorganism

Wan Qu

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[Objective] The research aimed to study the effects of different ratio of bio-organic fertilizer and chemical fertilizer on the growth,yield and quality and soil nutrient content and soil microorganisms. [Method]The experiment of A no organic fertilizer(CK),B 50 g per plant organic manure with chemical fertilizer,C 100 g organic fertilizer per plant with chemical fertilizer,D 150 g organic fertilizer per plant with chemical fertilizer,E 200 g organic fertilizer per plant with chemical fertilizer,F 250 g organic fertilizer per plant with chemical fertilizer,G 300 g organic fertilizer was designed. [Result]The bio-organic fertilizer usage wasn't the more the better. Suitable ratio of the bio-organic fertilizer and chemical fertilizer could promote the growth of tomato,improve the yield and quality of tomato,and increase the content of soil nutrient and microorganism. [Conclusion]200 g organic fertilizer and 5. 9 g urea,5. 6 g calcium superphosphate and 4. 0 g potassium sulfate per plant could greatly promote the growth of tomato,and improve the yield and quality of tomato,and increase soil nutrients and microbial quantity.

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[Objective] The research aimed to study the effects of different ratio of bio-organic fertilizer and chemical fertilizer on the growth,yield and quality and soil nutrient content and soil microorganisms. [Method]The experiment of A no organic fertilizer(CK),B 50 g per plant organic manure with chemical fertilizer,C 100 g organic fertilizer per plant with chemical fertilizer,D 150 g organic fertilizer per plant with chemical fertilizer,E 200 g organic fertilizer per plant with chemical fertilizer,F 250 g organic fertilizer per plant with chemical fertilizer,G 300 g organic fertilizer was designed. [Result]The bio-organic fertilizer usage wasn't the more the better. Suitable ratio of the bio-organic fertilizer and chemical fertilizer could promote the growth of tomato,improve the yield and quality of tomato,and increase the content of soil nutrient and microorganism. [Conclusion]200 g organic fertilizer and 5. 9 g urea,5. 6 g calcium superphosphate and 4. 0 g potassium sulfate per plant could greatly promote the growth of tomato,and improve the yield and quality of tomato,and increase soil nutrients and microbial quantity.

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[Objective] The research aimed to study the effects of different ratio of bio-organic fertilizer and chemical fertilizer on the growth,yield and quality and soil nutrient content and soil microorganisms. [Method]The experiment of A no organic fertilizer(CK),B 50 g per plant organic manure with chemical fertilizer,C 100 g organic fertilizer per plant with chemical fertilizer,D 150 g organic fertilizer per plant with chemical fertilizer,E 200 g organic fertilizer per plant with chemical fertilizer,F 250 g organic fertilizer per plant with chemical fertilizer,G 300 g organic fertilizer was designed. [Result]The bio-organic fertilizer usage wasn't the more the better. Suitable ratio of the bio-organic fertilizer and chemical fertilizer could promote the growth of tomato,improve the yield and quality of tomato,and increase the content of soil nutrient and microorganism. [Conclusion]200 g organic fertilizer and 5. 9 g urea,5. 6 g calcium superphosphate and 4. 0 g potassium sulfate per plant could greatly promote the growth of tomato,and improve the yield and quality of tomato,and increase soil nutrients and microbial quantity.

Key concepts: Fertilizer, Agronomy, Organic fertilizer, Nutrient, Potassium sulfate, Manure, Chemistry, Yield (engineering)

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