A minute P application contributes to a better establishment of pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum (L.) R. Br.) seedling in P deficient soils

Many soils of the semi-arid tropics are deficient in P, and under such adverse conditions, the establishment of pearl millet seedlings is a critical step to achieve satisfactory crop stands. Phosphorus fertilizer is expensive for small holder farmers and is only applied at low rates, insufficient to give satisfactory crop stands. Methods are needed to enhance productivity at low rates of application. Here, we tested the hypothesis that a minute application of P at early seedling stage, equivalent to 125–500 g P/ha, would enhance the plant establishment under P-limiting conditions. We measured the minimum application of P needed to elicit a response of different genotypes. Pot experiments were conducted with pearl millet ( Pennisetum glaucum (L.) R. Br.) hybrids to measure the response to P placed close to the root system, 5 days after sowing (DAS), compared with a non-limiting P control (DAP). The placement treatments were 0, 0.25, 0.50, and 1.0 mg soluble P per seedling, applied as KH₂PO₄ solution. The localized placement of P increased biomass in all three soils tested. In one soil, plant biomass at 1000 μL (1 mg P) reached about 50% of the non limited control. If applied later than 19 DAS the placement had no effect on the plant biomass. Hybrid ICMP 451-P8 was more responsive than hybrid 81B-P6. Placement to 20 inbred lines of pearl millet increased biomass by an average of 105% compared with no placement with large genotypic variation. Although this work was not intended to be a way of applying P fertilizer to pearl millet under field conditions, it showed that applying minute amount of P to pearl millet seedling (equivalent to 125–500 g P/ha) enhanced their establishment and led to improved growth for at least 5–6 weeks after sowing. Further work is in progress to develop a feasible technology for field crops based on the results of this study.     

银川平原日光温室黄瓜经济施磷量研究

研究不同施磷量对黄瓜产量和经济效益的影响。结果表明:在银川平原的温室土壤中,磷肥对温室黄瓜的增产有一定的作用,但施量过大,则增产作用反而不明显,当667 m2施纯磷达到31 kg时可实现产量最大化,而当667 m2施纯磷量达到15 kg时,边际产量和投入产出比达到最优。     

不同氮磷钾组合搭配对佛手茶产量效应的影响初报

以茶叶目标产量为基础，以氮磷钾肥料不同组合搭配进行L9（3^4）正交试验，结果氮磷钾肥取2：1：1水平为最优化配方组合，处理4（A281C2）、处理6（A283C1）较接近最优化配方组合，但经经济效益分析，只有处理6（A283C1）单产582．00kg／667m^2，纯收入2973．59元／667m^2为最佳组合。由此认为在粘质红壤施肥，应以氮肥为主，配合施用速效磷肥，即尿素32．60kg／667m^2、钙镁磷66.18kg／667m^2、氯化钾7．50kg／667m^2，纯N14．996kg／667m^2，N：P2O5：K2O=1：0．75：013为最佳组合较合理。佛手茶是大叶品种，适量增施氮磷肥，有利于促进新梢的生长而提高产量.     

覆膜条件下铁改性磷负载生物炭对花生磷素利用及产量的影响

为探究覆膜条件下铁改性磷负载生物炭对花生植株磷素利用及产量的影响，该研究于2021和2022年设置盆栽裂区试验，研究不同覆膜方式(覆膜处理(M1)和无膜处理(M0))下，铁改性磷负载生物炭处理(常规施磷量+无生物炭处理(P1C0)、3/4常规施磷量+7.5 t/hm²铁改性磷负载生物炭处理(P2C1)、3/4常规施磷量+15 t/hm²铁改性磷负载生物炭处理(P2C2)、2/3常规施磷量+7.5 t/hm²铁改性磷负载生物炭(P3C1)、2/3常规施磷量+15 t/hm²铁改性磷负载生物炭(P3C2))对花生植株叶绿素含量、净光合速率、干物质积累量、磷素利用、土壤有效磷含量及花生产量的影响。研究结果表明，与M0处理相比，M1处理下花生苗期、花针期、结荚期和饱果期叶绿素含量与净光合速率分别提高了7.6%和29.1%、12.4%和25.9%、14.9%和16.0%、6.5%和14.8%，饱果期干物质积累量和产量分别提高了17.7%和18.8%(2 a平均)。同一覆膜方式下，从苗期至饱果期，花生净光合速率...     

鲁南砂姜黑土及其有机无机复合体中无机磷的组成和分布

采用石灰性土壤无机磷分级法研究了不同肥力砂姜黑土无机磷的组成与分布。结果表明，砂姜黑土及其有机无机复合体中无机磷以磷酸＝钙盐和闭蓄态磷酸盐为主，分别占无机磷总量的２７％－４８％和２６％－３７％。土壤无机磷中的Ｃ２－Ｐ，Ｃａ８－Ｐ，Ａｌ－Ｐ，Ｆｅ－Ｐ均与速效磷存在着显著的正相关，并且随着土壤肥力水平的提高，其含量亦随之增加。土壤无机磷主要集中分布于〈５μｍ粒级的有机无机复合体中，各种形态无机磷的含量     

肉鸭实验性锰缺乏症及高磷对缺锰影响的病理学研究

６９只一日龄天府肉鸭随机分为三组，各喂以基础、高磷、对照。试验分为两个阶段，第一阶（０－４周）结束时，每组各留２只鸭继续进行第二阶段（５－２０或２６周）试验。缺锰组第一周开始发病，第二周迅速达到高峰。     

昌黎生态监控区无机N、P 变化及潜在性富营养化评价

对2006—2010年每年8月河北昌黎生态监控区测定的无机N(NO2-N、NO3-N、NH4-N)和无机P(PO4-P)含量,进行多年站位及总量分析,揭示其年际变化趋势,并结合海水质量标准进行潜在性富营养化评价。结果表明:无机N总量(DIN)于前4年持续下降,而2010年急剧上升至历年最高水平,其中NO3-N含量总体水平远高于NO2-N和NH4-N,成为DIN主要组成部分;无机P含量则呈波动性上升趋势。潜在性富营养化评价结果显示,2010年19个站位均为P限制潜在性富营养(ⅥP),其他年份仅个别站位呈N或P限制潜在性富营养(ⅤN或ⅥP)及中度营养(Ⅱ),其余均为贫营养(Ⅰ)。     

蔬菜农药残留快速检测中易出现的问题与对策

介绍蔬菜中有机磷和氨基甲酸酯类农药残留快速检测方法的原理，指出实际检测过程巾易出现的问题，并针对这些问题提出相应的解决措施，总结出检测操作中的几点注意事项，以减小误差、避免失误，提高检测结果的可信度。     

Phosphorus Forms and Availability Assessed by 31P‐NMR in Successively Cropped Soil

Abstract

Soils under no‐tillage gradually increase in organic matter and phosphorus (P) content from the top layer. Because of lack of knowledge about the organic phosphorus fraction contribution to plant nutrition, this research was conducted to estimate the availability of phosphorus fractions to plants. Soil samples of a very clayey Rhodic Hapludox that received 0, 156 and 312 kg P ha^?1 were submitted to 15 successive crops in pots without replacing P extracted by plants. ³¹P nuclear magnetic resonance analysis was performed to detect P fractions before cultivation and after the sixth, ninth and fifteenth crops. Inorganic phosphorus was the unique P fraction acting as P source to plants in soils with previous P addition. Contribution of organic P was observed only when inorganic P content was extremely low, with plants showing severe P stress. Contribution of organic P was not enough to supply the required P for normal plant growth.     

Supplemental iron and phosphorus increase dietary inclusion of cottonseed and soybean meal in olive flounder (Paralichthys olivaceus)

A long‐term feeding experiment was conducted to investigate the use of cottonseed and soybean meal (CS) with iron and phosphorus supplements in diets for olive flounder (Paralichthys olivaceus). Olive flounder with an initial average size of 28.5 ± 0.35 g (mean ± SD) were divided into 15 groups (three tanks per dietary treatment) and fed 480 g kg^?1 crude protein diets in which each of five isonitrogenous diets was formulated to contain different levels of cottonseed/soybean meal (1 : 1) to replace fish meal (FM) with iron and phosphorus supplementations. The five experimental diets were as follows: diet 1 (control), 0%CS; diet 2, 20%CS; diet 3, 30%CS; diet 4, 30%CS + Fe&P; and diet 5, 40%CS + Fe&P. After 26 weeks of feeding trial, no significant differences were observed in weight gain, feed utilization and survival among all the treatments. The total gossypol accumulation in liver of fish fed diets supplemented with iron was significantly lower than that of fish fed diets without supplementation of iron. The results indicate that the addition of iron in diets could prevent the absorption of free gossypol. The findings in this study suggest that dietary supplements of iron and phosphorus could increase the inclusion of cottonseed and soybean meal for FM replacement in diets for marine fish species.