Sulfur nutrition status in trees and soils of 'Guanximiyou' pomelo orchards.
Sulfur nutrition status in trees and soils of 'Guanximiyou' pomelo orchards.
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10.13925/j.cnki.gsxb.20190606
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2020-01-01
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Li, Y.
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Lin, Wei-jie;Li, Xinbo;Li, Y.
This paper presents the results of a study conducted to provide theoretical and practical basis for the rational application of sulfur-containing fertilizers. The soil sulfur content status, soil sulfur distribution characteristics and factors affecting sulfur content in honey pomelo ('Guanximiyou') orchards were analyzed. A total of 314 representative honey pomelo orchards for soil and leaf sample collection were selected from 10 major pomelo producing towns (Wenfeng, Qiling, Luxi, Jiufeng, Nansheng, Guoqiang, Banzai, Shange, Xiazhai and Xiaoxi) in Pinghe county, Fujian province, China. To explore the distribution characteristics of available sulfur in the soil profile, 27 honey pomelo orchards with planting years of 15 or more were selected, and soil samples from three soil layers (0-20 cm, 20-40 cm and 40-60 cm) were collected at 10 cm inward from the canopy drip line for avoiding fertilization ditch. A total of 81 soil profile samples from honey pomelo orchards were collected. After air drying, the soil samples were gently ground, sieved (0.850 mm and 0.150 mm) and properly stored before analysis. In addition, 55 samples of commercial organic fertilizers were collected from the market in Pinghe county for test of total sulfur content on dry weight basis. There was a problem of excessive sulfur in the soil and leaves in honey pomelo orchards in Pinghe county. Soil available sulfur enrichment led to soil acidification. Sulfur is easily leached in the soil, which promotes the leaching of calcium and magnesium in the soil. The use of sulfur-containing fertilizers should be controlled in Pinghe county.