• ISSN 1008-505X
  • CN 11-3996/S
MA Lin, XIA Xiao-yang, PU Zheng-xian, WANG Fang, WANG Xiang-bin, LIU Ye-dong, LÜ Hai-li, WANG Yu-xin, PU Qiao-ling, WEI Chang-zhou, ZHANG Xin-jiang. Effects of different basal-top dressing ratios of polyphosphate fertilizers on the growth of potted cotton under drip irrigation in calcareous soil[J]. Journal of Plant Nutrition and Fertilizers, 2022, 28(5): 946-952. DOI: 10.11674/zwyf.2021405
Citation: MA Lin, XIA Xiao-yang, PU Zheng-xian, WANG Fang, WANG Xiang-bin, LIU Ye-dong, LÜ Hai-li, WANG Yu-xin, PU Qiao-ling, WEI Chang-zhou, ZHANG Xin-jiang. Effects of different basal-top dressing ratios of polyphosphate fertilizers on the growth of potted cotton under drip irrigation in calcareous soil[J]. Journal of Plant Nutrition and Fertilizers, 2022, 28(5): 946-952. DOI: 10.11674/zwyf.2021405

Effects of different basal-top dressing ratios of polyphosphate fertilizers on the growth of potted cotton under drip irrigation in calcareous soil

  • Objectives The effects of three kinds of polyphosphate fertilizer on the growth and phosphorus utilization efficiency of drip-irrigated cotton in calcareous soil was investigated in a pot experiment to expand the pool of knowledge on efficient nutrient management in cotton production.
    Methods Ammonium phosphate with degrees of polymerization of 2.3, 1.8 and potassium tripolyphosphate with degree of polymerization of 3.0 were individually mixed with conventional diammonium phosphate, respectively to obtain three kinds of mixed polyphosphate fertilizers, and expressed as APP1, APP2, KTPP. 3% of the P2O5 in mixed phosphate fertilizer was provided by polyphosphate fertilizers. The amount of P application was P2O5 0.2 g/kg, each mixed polyphosphate fertilizer was applied as three basal-top dressing ratios of 7∶3 (F7∶3), 1∶1 (F1∶1) and 3∶7 (F3∶7), and the control without phosphate fertilizer (CK). The plants of cotton were harvested at 110 days after emergence, and the dry weight and total phosphorus contents of shoot and root parts of cotton were measured. The soil available phosphorus contents at 0–8 cm and 8–16 cm depth were measured respectively.
    Results The soil available P of F7∶3 treatment was significantly lower than those of F1∶1 and F3∶7 at 0–8 cm depth but at 8–16 cm, the soil available P obtained from F7∶3, F1∶1, and F3∶7 treatments were similar. Under F7∶3, the soil available P content of KTPP treatment was significantly higher than APP1 and APP2 treatment at 0–8 cm depth, whereas it was higher under KTPP and APP1 than APP2 when treated with F1∶1 and F3∶7 at both soil depths. The shoot dry weight and root dry weight of cotton treated with F1∶1 were significantly higher than those from F7∶3 and F3∶7. The boll number of cotton in F1∶1 was the highest and that in F3∶7 was the lowest. Under F1∶1 treatment, numbers of cotton boll from KTPP and APP1 were significantly higher than that of APP2. The shoot P uptake and P utilization efficiency of F7∶3 and F1∶1 were significantly higher than that of F3∶7. Under F1∶1 and F7∶3 of phosphate basal-topdressing treatments, the shoot phosphorus uptake and phosphorus utilization efficiency of cotton were KTPP>APP1>APP2.
    Conclusions In calcareous soils, the best effect of polyphosphate fertilizer on cotton was obtained from KTPP, followed by APP1 then APP2. Among the three kinds of polyphosphate fertilizers, the application of basal-top dressing ratio at 1∶1 had the best effect on cotton biomass accumulation and P utilization efficiency.
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