Guillermo Raul Balboa, Richard Ferguson, Laila Puntel
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摘要
长期实验有助于了解土壤磷(P)的动态变化并改进养分管理策略。这项研究评估了初始土壤磷测试(SPT,10.5 mg kg-1)较低的连续高产灌溉玉米(Zea mays L.)试验中土壤磷的长期(2002-2021 年)动态以及产量对一系列磷肥施用量的响应。试验在东北部的克莱中心附近进行,评估了五种磷肥施用量(0、10、20、39 和 59 千克磷/公顷-1)。在八个耕种季节收集了 20 厘米深的土壤样本。20 年后,产量对磷肥的反应从 0.64 兆克/公顷增加到 2.79 兆克/公顷。施用 39 千克 P ha-1 年-1 的土壤 Bray-1 P 增加到 19.5 毫克 kg-1,产量超过所有其他 P 处理,并导致正的相对 P 平衡。在 20 年的时间里,每年每公顷施用 0 千克 P 会使 Bray-1 P 从 10.5 毫克 kg-1 降至 5.5 毫克 kg-1。每年每公顷 0、10 和 20 千克 P 的施肥量产生负的相对 P 平衡,SPT 低于临界土壤测试值 (CSTV)。连续灌溉玉米种植系统的临界土壤检测值为 22.2 毫克/千克。钾肥施用量增加 53%(从 39 千克钾/公顷-年-增加到 59 千克钾/公顷-年-1),土壤测试钾累积率增加三倍。高产灌溉连作玉米生产系统(>14 兆克/公顷-1)需要每年施用至少 39 千克 P,以维持 SPT 和多年的正相对 P 平衡。
Irrigated corn yield and soil phosphorus response to long-term phosphorus fertilization
Long-term experiments can help to understand soil phosphorus (P) dynamics and improve nutrient management strategies. This research evaluated long-term (2002–2021) soil P dynamics and yield response to a range of P fertilizer rates in a continuous high-yielding irrigated corn (Zea mays L.) experiment with low initial soil phosphorus test (SPT, 10.5 mg kg−1). The experiment was established near Clay Center, NE, and five P rates (0, 10, 20, 39, and 59 kg P ha−1) were evaluated. Soil samples at 20-cm depth were collected in eight cropping seasons. Yield response to P fertilizer increased after 20 years from 0.64 to 2.79 Mg ha−1. The application of 39 kg P ha−1 year−1 increased soil Bray-1 P to 19.5 mg kg−1, outyielded all other P treatments, and resulted in a positive relative P balance. Over 20 years, 0 kg P ha−1 year−1 decreased Bray-1 P from 10.5 to 5.5 mg kg−1. Annual P rates of 0, 10, and 20 kg P ha−1 produced a negative relative P balance and SPT below the critical soil test value (CSTV). The CSTV was 22.2 mg kg−1 for a continuous irrigated corn cropping system. A 53% increase in the P fertilizer rate (from 39 to 59 kg P ha−1 year−1) produced a threefold increment in the soil test P build-up rate. High-yielding irrigated continuous corn production systems (>14 Mg ha−1) are required to apply at least 39 kg P ha−1 year−1 to maintain SPT and a positive relative P balance over years.
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