Predicting the Dissolution of Rock Phosphates in Flooded Acid Sulfate Soils
Predicting the Dissolution of Rock Phosphates in Flooded Acid Sulfate Soils
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预测淹没酸性硫酸盐土壤中磷酸盐的溶解
DOI:
10.2136/sssaj2003.0320
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发表时间:
2005
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通讯作者:
R. Yost
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作者:
S. Yampracha;T. Attanandana;A. Sidibe;R. Yost
Seven hundred sixty thousand hectares of add sulfate soils in Central Plain of Thailand are used for rice (Oryza saliva L.) cultivation. Insufficient nutrient P seriously limits rice growth and yield. A local rock phosphate (RP) Kanchanaburi RP (KRP), a reference RP (Gafsa from Tunisia), and a KRP containing soluble P (KRPS) were used to investigate the dissolution and availability in six acid sulfate soils under flooded conditions. The soil properties that have a major influence on RP dissolution and P sorption were investigated for developing a model and algorithms for estimating the RP requirement for rice. High KCl-extractable aluminum (Al_KCl) and low soil pH enhanced the dissolution of KRP, Gafsa, and KRPS. The substantial calcium carbonate equivalent of the RP increased the pH of soils and limited RP dissolution. The P sorption of the soils was estimated using Bray 1 and 2 extractions. The P sorption was apparently greater than RP dissolution a few days after submergence in some add sulfate soils, decreasing the Bray 1 level. Phosphorus extractable by Bray 2 increased with incubation time where KRP, Gafsa, and KRPS were applied. Amounts of RP predicted using an algorithm based on predicted dissolution and sorption in the various soils were similar to a local estimate of RP requirement.