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Chinese Agricultural Science Bulletin ›› 2022, Vol. 38 ›› Issue (21): 24-31.doi: 10.11924/j.issn.1000-6850.casb2021-0024

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Effects of Nitrogen Application on Phosphorus Nutrition of Oil Flax

GUO Lizhuo1,2(), YANG Bo1,3, GAO Yuhong1,2, NIU Junyi1,2   

  1. 1College of Agronomy, Gansu Agricultural University, Lanzhou 730070
    2State Key Lab of Arid Land Crop Science,Lanzhou 730070
    3Longnan Agricultural Technology Extension Station, Wudu, Gansu 746000
  • Received:2021-01-09 Revised:2021-04-06 Online:2022-07-25 Published:2022-08-23

Abstract:

To explore the potential of nitrogen (N) fertilizer management in regulating phosphorus (P) nutrition of oil flax, two soil culture experiments were used, and the response of P accumulation and utilization of oil flax to N fertilizer amount, application period and ratio was studied. The results showed that N application significantly increased P accumulation in plants. Compared with no N fertilizer, 0.1 g N/kg soil and 0.2 g N/kg soil, all applied as basal fertilizer, increased P accumulation in mature plants by 24.83% and 34.23%, respectively. When N fertilizer of 0.2 g N/kg soil was set in the following five application modes: 100% basal fertilizer (F1), 2/3 basal fertilizer + 1/3 top dressing in budding period (F2), 1/2 basal fertilizer + 1/2 top dressing in budding period (F3), 1/6 basal fertilizer + 5/6 top dressing in fir-shaped period (F4), 1/6 basal fertilizer + 1/3 top dressing in fir-shaped period + 1/2 top dressing in budding period (F5), P accumulation in oil flax plants of F2, F3, F4 and F5 increased by 14.17%-32.60% (fir-shaped period), 9.32%-66.20% (budding period), 20.47%-36.35% (green fruit period) and 4.65%-31.04% (mature period), respectively, compared with that of F1, and the increasing range was in the order of F2, F3, F4 and F5. The N application mode of basal fertilizer combined with topdressing, accompanied by basal fertilizer ratio ≤1/2, effectively promoted P absorption, and the synergy effect of F3, F4 and F5 on P accumulation increased sequentially. N application synergistically improved P absorption efficiency and P fertilizer partial factor productivity. Compared with F1, F2, F3 and F4, F5 increased plant dry matter accumulation and grain yield by 7.89%-22.02% and 9.59%-26.71%, respectively, and improved P absorption efficiency and P fertilizer partial factor productivity by 10.58%-31.04%, and increased phosphorus absorption efficiency and phosphorus partial productivity by 10.58%-31.04% and 9.59%-26.71%, respectively, reduced P dry matter production efficiency by 2.42%-7.43%. The synergy effect existed in the absorption of N and P, and the greater the N fertilizer amount within a certain range, the greater the effect was. For the same amount of N fertilizer, basal fertilizer combined with topdressing played a better role in assisting P absorption than all N was used as basal fertilizer. N fertilizer of basal application less than 1/2 with top dressing of about 1/2 in budding period is a better N fertilizer management mode, which could not only promote oil flax growth, but also improve P absorption and P fertilizer partial factor productivity. However, this way could result in a lower P use efficiency for both dry matter production and grain yield.

Key words: nitrogen fertilizer amount, nitrogen fertilizer application period, oil flax, phosphorus accumulation, phosphorus utilization

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