Paper · 2014 · Guoshu xuebao

Effects of the timing of phosphatic fertilizer dressing on phosphorus utilization in 'Moldova' grapes

MA Zhen-qian

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Abstract

【Objective】The objective of the study was to elucidate the most appropriate timing of fertilization to improve the utilization of Phosphatic【Method】Three-year-old‘Moldova' grapes were chosen astest materials.Dry matter accumulation,P uptake and utilization rate of phosphate fertilizer and fruit quality were investigated to evaluate the efficacy during three different phosphate fertilizer dressing timing,P1(shoot rapid-growth),P2(shoot rapid-growth and fruit expansion) and P3(shoot rapid-growth,fruit expansion and veraison).【Result】Compared to the control without P application,P treatments had a positive effect on the improvement of the dry matter accumulation,P uptake and utilization rate of phosphate fertiliz-er and fruit quality.Two times of fertilization showed the best effect on the grapes.The dry matter accumulation increased by 7.45% and 5.41% than that both in one time and three times of fertilization respec-tively; P absorption increased 15.38% and 8.72% respectively; Utilization rate of phosphate fertilizer increased 5.14% and 3.09% respectively.Twice fertilization had the highest average cluster weight,berrymass and total sugar content,and lowest total acid content.【Conclusion】Twice phosphate fertilizer top-dressing during the shoot rapid-growing period and fruit expansion period is a reasonable way to meet Pabsorption and to improve the utilization ratio of phosphate fertilizer in ‘Moldova' grapes.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Phosphate treatments improved dry matter accumulation, P uptake, fertilizer utilization and fruit quality versus no P.

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“Compared to the control without P application,P treatments had a positive effect on the improvement of the dry matter accumulation,P uptake and utilization rate of phosphate fertiliz-er and fruit quality.”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Two fertilizer dressings increased dry matter accumulation by 7.45% versus one dressing.

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“The dry matter accumulation increased by 7.45% and 5.41% than that both in one time and three times of fertilization respec-tively;”

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“Two times of fertilization showed the best effect on the grapes.”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Two fertilizer dressings increased dry matter accumulation by 5.41% versus three dressings.

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“The dry matter accumulation increased by 7.45% and 5.41% than that both in one time and three times of fertilization respec-tively;”

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“Two times of fertilization showed the best effect on the grapes.”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Two dressings increased P absorption by 15.38% versus one dressing and 8.72% versus three dressings.

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“P absorption increased 15.38% and 8.72% respectively;”

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“Two times of fertilization showed the best effect on the grapes.”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Two dressings increased P absorption by 8.72% versus three dressings.

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“P absorption increased 15.38% and 8.72% respectively;”

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“Two times of fertilization showed the best effect on the grapes.”

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Two dressings increased phosphate fertilizer utilization by 5.14% versus one dressing.

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“Utilization rate of phosphate fertilizer increased 5.14% and 3.09% respectively.”

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“Two times of fertilization showed the best effect on the grapes.”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Two dressings increased phosphate fertilizer utilization by 3.09% versus three dressings.

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“Utilization rate of phosphate fertilizer increased 5.14% and 3.09% respectively.”

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“Two times of fertilization showed the best effect on the grapes.”

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Twice fertilization produced the highest average cluster weight, berry mass and total sugar content.

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“Twice fertilization had the highest average cluster weight,berrymass and total sugar content”

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Twice fertilization produced the lowest total acid content.

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“lowest total acid content”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

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The authors recommend two dressings during rapid shoot growth and fruit expansion.

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“Twice phosphate fertilizer top-dressing during the shoot rapid-growing period and fruit expansion period is a reasonable way to meet Pabsorption and to improve the utilization ratio of phosphate fertilizer in ‘Moldova' grapes.”

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