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Effect of Long Term Formula Fertilizer on Rape Yield and Fertilizer Use Efficiency in Xinjiang
HOU Xian-fei , ZHAO Wei-fang , AN Xue-chun , GU Yuan-guo , LI Qiang , Jamaitimin Smayi , JIA Dong-hai
2019, 56(4):
652-659.
DOI: 10.6048/j.issn.1001-4330.2019.04.007
【Objective】 To study the effect of special long-acting formula fertilizer on yield and fertilizer use efficiency of spring rapeseed in Xinjiang, the optimum fertilization rate was selected. 【Method】In this study, the shoot biomass yield, nutrient accumulation and yield were measured at mature stage with different NPK ratios of special long-acting formula fertilizer as control treatment and farmers' conventional fertilization as test treatment and the fertilizer utilization efficiency were calculated and analyzed.【Results】 With the increase of special fertilizer use in rapeseed, the number of effective plants, pod angle per plant, grain number per pod, grain yield and fertilizer yield increased at first and then decreased. Among the different treatment, Treatment 5 had the largest yield increase (55.64%), followed by Treatment 2 (51.79%); The grain yield of treatment 5 was the highest, so was the stem yield' They were 3,799.92 kg/ hm2 and 7,579.95 kg/hm2, respectively. There were significant differences in nutrient input and output among different treatments, and the nitrogen outputs of treatments 3, 4 and 5 were higher than the inputs. The calculation and analysis of fertilizer utilization efficiency indicated that the highest N nutrient rate was found in treatment 3 (89.8%), the highest P2O5 nutrient rate was found in treatment 5 (46.9%), the highest fertilizer apparent utilization rate was found in treatment 3 (86.84%), followed by treatment 5 (85.27%), and the fertilizer agronomic utilization rate of treatment 5 was the highest (4.837,0), which was higher than that the conventional fertilizer (treatment 2)( 2.037).【Conclusion】 The application of special fertilizer 600 kg/hm2 (treatment 5) in spring rape area of Xinjiang showed that N, P2O5 and K2O were 10.0 kg/hm2, 4.8 kg/hm2 and 3.6 kg/hm2, respectively. The fertilizer yield was the highest (54.16%) and the grain yield was 3,799.92 kg/hm2, which was significantly different from those of the CK and the farmers' conventional fertilization. In addition, attention should be paid to two aspects of the fertility of the land and balanced fertilization in the field
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