Method for detecting saturation capacity of available phosphorus in paddy soil

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for detecting the saturation capacity of available phosphorus in paddy soil. The method comprises the steps of A. selecting a test field; B. setting plots, namely, setting the quantity of the plots according to the test treatment number and the repetition number; C. constructing the plots, namely, after the test field is selected, irrigating the paddy soil, laying color band cloth on a ridge and a sidewalk; D. fertilizing the plots, namely, mixing a fertilizer and soil manually after fertilizing; E. raising rice and seedlings and transplanting the rice seedlings, namely, selecting super hybrid rice for the rice variety; F. irrigating the plots, namely, opening small trenches between the plots and main trenches when irrigating the plots, irrigating water into the plots, draining and drying the field in the later mature period; G. intertilling and weeding; H. controlling pests; I. harvesting the rice in sunny days to obtain rice in each plot; J. sampling soil; K. determining a soil sample; and L. calculating a result. According to the method, the accuracy is high, operation and practicability are strong, and determining of the saturation capacity of the available phosphorus in the paddy soil is facilitated. The high yield of rice is achieved, and the problem of environment pollution caused by phosphorus loss in the paddy field is prevented.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of soil nutrient research, and more specifically relates to a method for measuring the available phosphorus saturation capacity of paddy field soil, which is suitable for application in the measurement of the available phosphorus saturation capacity of various paddy field soils. Background technique

[0002] Phosphorus is one of the macronutrients necessary for plant growth and development. In order to meet the needs of high-yield crops, people use large amounts of chemical fertilizers and manure on farmland for a long time, resulting in the accumulation of soil phosphorus. When the accumulation of phosphorus in farmland soil reaches a certain level, the release of soil phosphorus will increase greatly, resulting in the loss of phosphorus and water eutrophication. change. This not only reduces the economic benefits of fertilizers, resulting in economic losses, but also increases the risk of water pollution....

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