EFFECTS OF SOIL TEMPERATURE ON PHOSPHORUS EXTRACTABILITY. I. EXTRACTIONS AND PLANT UPTAKE OF SOIL AND FERTILIZER PHOSPHORUS
EFFECTS OF SOIL TEMPERATURE ON PHOSPHORUS EXTRACTABILITY. I. EXTRACTIONS AND PLANT UPTAKE OF SOIL AND FERTILIZER PHOSPHORUS
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土壤温度对磷提取率的影响。
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1984
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通讯作者:
G. Racz
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S. Sheppard;G. Racz
The effect of 10, 15, 20 and 25 °C soil temperatures on the extractability of soil and fertilizer phosphorus (P) was examined in two soils, one containing free carbonate (pH 7.8) and the other non-carbonated (pH 6.9). The time course of fixation and desorption reactions were monitored. The extractability of P was also assessed using sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3) extractions, desorption curves, and short-term uptake by wheat seedlings. Phosphorus-32 was used throughout. Opposing effects of temperature were found. An increase in incubation temperature from 10 to 25 °C decreased the amount of applied P extracted probably due to accelerated fixation reactions. This effect was established 1 day after the P was applied and persisted for 57 days. An increase in extraction temperature over the corresponding incubation temperature increased the extractability of P, indicating endothermic desorption reactions. This effect was established 1 h after the extraction began and persisted for 48 h. Hence, the net effect of ...