Paper · 2012 · Canye kexue

Effects of Application Amount and Proportion of N,P and K Fertilizers on Nutrient Absorption and Distribution in Mulberry

Huang Gai

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Abstract

In this paper,summer-pruned mulberry tree planted in hilly areas of Sichuan Province in spring and autumn were selected as research subjects for fertilization experiment on application amount and proportion of N.P and K fertilizers.The content,absorption amount and allocation proportion of N,P and K in leaf,branch and new shoot of mulberry tree were determined so as to provide scientific basis for rational fertilization in mulberry garden.Judging from the type of fertilizer,the content and absorption amount of nutrient in various portions of mulberry tree were all in the order of NKP.Based on the distribution of nutrients,the nutrients in different mulberry portions were all in the order of leafbranch in spring,autumn and whole year and in the order of leafnew shootbranch in spring.Application of N,P,K fertilizers with different fertilization levels and different proportions had obvious impact on the contents of N,P,K,and absorption amount and allocation proportion of nutrients in different mulberry portions.In N(X1),P(X2) and K(X3) treatment groups,the content and absorption of nutrients in various portions of mulberry tree from fertilization level 2(X12=600 kg/hm2,X22=210 kg/hm2,and X32=300 kg/hm2) and level 3(X13=900 kg/hm2,X23=315 kg/hm2,and X33=450 kg/hm2) were significantly higher than that of level 1(X11=300 kg/hm2,X21=105 kg/hm2,and X31=150 kg/hm2) and level 0(no fertilization).The results showed that N,P and K rational fertilization in mulberry field would facilitate the improvement of N,P and K contents and absorption in different mulberry portions.It is recommended to apply N,P and K fertilizers in accordance with fertilization level 2 of this study.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Nutrient content and absorption in mulberry portions followed N, K, P order.

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mulberry treee0
Outcome
content and absorption amount of nutriente0
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NKPe0

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“the content and absorption amount of nutrient in various portions of mulberry tree were all in the order of NKP.”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Nutrients in mulberry portions followed a leaf-to-branch order in spring, autumn, and annually.

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mulberryt0
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nutrients in different mulberry portionse0
Qualifier
leafbranch in spring,autumn and whole yeare0

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“the nutrients in different mulberry portions were all in the order of leafbranch in spring,autumn and whole year”

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“Mulberry”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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In spring, nutrient distribution followed leaf, new shoot, then branch.

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Mulberryt0
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leafnew shootbranche0
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in springe0

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“in the order of leafnew shootbranch in spring”

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“Mulberry”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Fertilizer level and proportion affected N, P and K content, uptake and allocation in mulberry portions.

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mulberrye0
Treatment
N,P,K fertilizers with different fertilization levels and different proportionse0
Outcome
contents of N,P,K,and absorption amount and allocation proportion of nutrientse0

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“Application of N,P,K fertilizers with different fertilization levels and different proportions had obvious impact on the contents of N,P,K,and absorption amount and allocation proportion of nutrients in different mulberry portions.”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivesignificant (as stated)measured

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Fertilization level 2 gave significantly higher nutrient content and absorption than levels 1 and 0.

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mulberry treee0
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fertilization level 2e0
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content and absorption of nutrientse0
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highere0
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level 1e0

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“the content and absorption of nutrients in various portions of mulberry tree from fertilization level 2(X12=600 kg/hm2,X22=210 kg/hm2,and X32=300 kg/hm2) and level 3(X13=900 kg/hm2,X23=315 kg/hm2,and X33=450 kg/hm2) were significantly higher than that of level 1(X11=300 kg/hm2,X21=105 kg/hm2,and X31=150 kg/hm2) and level 0(no fertilization).”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivesignificant (as stated)measured

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Fertilization level 3 gave significantly higher nutrient content and absorption than levels 1 and 0.

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mulberry treee0
Treatment
level 3e0
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content and absorption of nutrientse0
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highere0
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level 0e0

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“the content and absorption of nutrients in various portions of mulberry tree from fertilization level 2(X12=600 kg/hm2,X22=210 kg/hm2,and X32=300 kg/hm2) and level 3(X13=900 kg/hm2,X23=315 kg/hm2,and X33=450 kg/hm2) were significantly higher than that of level 1(X11=300 kg/hm2,X21=105 kg/hm2,and X31=150 kg/hm2) and level 0(no fertilization).”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivebasis n/a

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The authors recommend applying N, P and K at fertilization level 2.

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Mulberryt0
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apply N,P and K fertilizers in accordance with fertilization level 2e0

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“It is recommended to apply N,P and K fertilizers in accordance with fertilization level 2 of this study.”

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“Mulberry”

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