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应用生态学报 ›› 1994, Vol. 5 ›› Issue (4): 365-370.

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易旱地区褐土P、Zn形态转化特点及其与持续农业的关系

邹邦基, 王虹, 莫润苍   

  1. 中国科学院沈阳应用生态研究所, 沈阳 110015
  • 收稿日期:1993-12-26 修回日期:1994-04-08 出版日期:1994-10-24 发布日期:1994-10-24
  • 基金资助:

    国家“八·五”科技攻关项目;中国科学院南京土壤研究所开放实验室基金

Transformation of Pand Zn in a cinnamon soil and its relation to sustainable agriculture in easily dried region

Zou Bangji, Wang Hong, Mo Runcang   

  1. Institute of Applied Ecology, Academia Sinica, Shenyang 110015
  • Received:1993-12-26 Revised:1994-04-08 Online:1994-10-24 Published:1994-10-24

摘要: 采用田间微区试验和分级提取测定的方法研究了褐土中P、Zn形态转化问题。发现褐土中Ca2-P和Ca8-P是转化最活跃的P素形态。而且Ca8-P的流通容量很大,可超过作物需P量9倍以上;在Zn的各种形态中转化最活跃的是EX-Zn和CARB-Zn,其中CARB-Zn的流通容量亦很大,可超过作物需Zn量19倍以上。Ca8-P库和CARB-Zn库形成了褐土中调控P、Zn养分供蓄以适应旱地水分波动的主要机构。合理施肥和培肥土壤以丰富Ca8-P和CARB-Zn库将有利于增强作物抵御干旱能力,提高水分养分利用效率,促使旱地农业持续向高产优质高效方向发展。

关键词: 褐土, P、Zn形态转化, 旱地农业, 叶片, 钾素含量, 光谱, 核桃

Abstract: The characteristics of P and Zn transformations in a cinnamon soil are investigated by field micro-plot experiment and chemical fractional extraction method. It is found that Ca2-P and Ca8-P in this soil are the most active forms, and the circulative capacity of Ca8-P can reach to a large amount which exceeds the Puptake of single cropping plants by more than 9-fold. Among the forms of Zn, EX-Zn and CARB-Zn are the most active forms, and the circulative capacity of CARB-Zn can also reach up to a large amount which exceeds the Zn uptake of single cropping plants by more than 19-fold. Therefore, the mechanism controlling the supply and storage of Zn and coordinating the fluctuation of soil moisture is constituted mainly by Ca8-P and CARB-Zn pools. Enriching Ca8-P and CARB-Zn pools by fertilization is beneficial to intensify the drought resistance by crops, to increase the use efficiency of water and nutrients, and to advance the development of sustainable agriculture in easily dived region.

Key words: Cinnamon soil, Transformation of P and Zn, Upland agriculture, potassium content, spectrum., foliar, Juglans regia