其他摘要 | Sulfur, calcium and magnesium are essential elements for plant physiology and plant nutrition. The movement and transformation of such elements in soil is one of the most important researches on material cycling in pedosphere. Based on the long-term site-specific experiment, this dissertation studied the changes of different forms of S, Ca and Mg in soils of the Loess Plateau as well as their accumulation and distribution along soil profiles with different fertilization. This objective of this study was to determine the migration and transformation of such elements in dryland, which is of great significance and practical value in instructing balanced fertilization and improving nutrient management in dryland. The main conclusions are as follows:1 Effects of long-term fertilization on soil sulfur1.1 There are two peaks of total sulfur, available sulfur, water soluble sulfur, HCl-soluble sulfur and total inorganic sulfur in soil profiles with treatments of sulfur-containing fertilization (NPM, NP, M, P). Both peak values in NPM are higher than other treatments. The first peak in NPM occured at 60–80 cm soil layer with the values of 12.32, 27.85, 12.03, 50.72 and 64.70 mg·kg-1 in the total sulfur, available sulfur, water soluble sulfur, HCl-soluble sulfur and total inorganic sulfur, respectively. The second peak occured at 140–180 cm soil layer, and the corresponding values are 131.08, 41.01, 25.70, 31.30 and 67.65 mg·kg-1, respectively. The maximum peak of adsorbed sulfur with NPM treatment is at 140–160cm soil layer with the value of 11.84 mg·kg-1 . That of organic sulfur with NPM treatment is at 100–180 cm soil layer with the value of 63.43 mg·kg-1.1.2 Long-term fertilization have effects on accumulation and distribution of total sulfur, available sulfur, water soluble sulfur, adsorbed sulfur, HCl-soluble sulfur, total inorganic sulfur and organic sulfur in soil profile. The accumulation of the total sulfur, available sulfur, water soluble sulfur, HCl-soluble sulfur, total inorganic sulfur and organic sulfur were highest in NPM treatment in 0-200 cm soils compared with other treatments, the corresponding values are 2536.30, 622.44, 319.65, 878.71, 1336.95 and 1199.35 kg·hm-2, respectively. The accumulation of adsorbed sulfur in P treatment is 142.92 kg·hm-2, which is higher than other treatments.2 Effects of long-term fertilization on soil calcium 2.1 The accumulation peak in NPM occured at 140–180 cm soil depth with the values of 52130, 12343, 12141 and 25251 mg·kg-1 for the total calcium, available calcium, exchangeable calcium and HCl-soluble calcium, respectively, which are higher than other treatments. The maximum peak of the water soluble calcium in NPM is at 20–40 cm soil depth, and the value is 444.67 mg·kg-1, which is higher also than other treatments.The peak of the residual calcium in CK is at 120–180 cm soil depth, and the value is 25186 mg·kg-1, which is higher than others treatments. 2.2 Long-term fertilization have effects on accumulation and distribution of the total calcium, available calcium, water soluble calcium, exchangeable calcium, HCl-soluble calcium and residual calcium in soil profiles, but there is insignificant influence on accumulation of different forms of calcium in soil profiles (0–200cm) The accumulation of NPM in soil profiles (0–200cm) under the total calcium, available calcium, water soluble calcium, exchangeable calcium, HCl-soluble calcium and residual calcium are915.21, 248.43, 7.02, 241.41, 384.03 and 282.75 t·hm-2, higher than other treatments.3 Effects of long-term fertilization on soil magnesium 3.1 The maximum peak in NPM occurs at different soil depth, and the values in the total magnesium, available magnesium, water soluble magnesium, exchangeable magnesium, HCl-soluble magnesium and residual magnesium are 11980, 315.00, 35.11, 279.89, 4271.56 and 7467.44 mg·kg-1, respectively, which are higher than other treatments.3.2 Long-term fertilization have effects on accumulation and distribution of the total magnesium, available magnesium, water soluble magnesium, exchangeable magnesium, HCl-soluble magnesium and residual magnesium in soil profile. The accumulation in NPM in soil profiles (0–200cm) under the total magnesium, available magnesium, water soluble magnesium, exchangeable magnesium, HCl-soluble magnesium and residual magnesium are 270.21, 6.22, 0.60, 5.69, 105.17 and 159.05 t·hm-2, which are higher than other treatments. |
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