Kinetics of Phosphorus Availability Index in Major Taiwan Soils and the Assessment of Phosphorus Requirements

博士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 農業化學系 === 84 === This research aims at understanding kinetic changes of soil available phosphorus after fertilization and to establish kinetic model for fertilizer P availability index (Fl). Effects of temperature, moisture, types of fer...

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Main Authors: Ma, Chin-Hua, 馬清華
Other Authors: Houng, Kun-Huang
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 1996
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/63334819601243769959
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Summary:博士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 農業化學系 === 84 === This research aims at understanding kinetic changes of soil available phosphorus after fertilization and to establish kinetic model for fertilizer P availability index (Fl). Effects of temperature, moisture, types of fertilizer and environment on fertilizer P availability index were also evaluated. An improved corrective fertilizer recommendations based on kinetic model is proposed. Fifty soils from major cultivated areas throughout Taiwan were treated with five rates of P and incubated for 0 to 180 days and tested for Bray1 P or Olsen-P. At all incubation intervals, for all soils, the extractable P was linearly correlated with applied P. All correlation coefficients were greater than 0.98. The slope of these linear regressions is defined as Fertilizer P Availability Index. Changes of Fertilizer P Availability Index with time were best fitted to Elovich kinetic model as: Fertilizer P Availability Index (Fl) = a + b * ln ( t ), where t is incubation time (day) and a, b are model parameters. To improve the accuracy of estimation P requirements, the kinetic model of P availability index was tested. Ten soils were first treated with five rates of P fertilizer, at 90 days after incubation, each soil received same amount of P (90μg P/g soil) and Bray1 P or Olsen- P were measured at 180 days after incubation. Predicted available P values from the kinetic model were highly correlated with actual amounts measured (r= 0.98). These results indicate that the proposed kinetic model combined with the linear relation between applied P and extractable P makes possible a greatly improved recommendation for fertilizer phosphorus.