WANG Mingyou, ZHANG Hong, LI Shiping, et al. Effects of Vermicompost and Inorganic Fertilizer Co-application on Soil Labile Organic Carbon and Enzyme Activity in Watermelon Farmland[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2015, 35(4): 101-106.
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WANG Mingyou, ZHANG Hong, LI Shiping, et al. Effects of Vermicompost and Inorganic Fertilizer Co-application on Soil Labile Organic Carbon and Enzyme Activity in Watermelon Farmland[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2015, 35(4): 101-106. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2015.04.020.
Effects of Vermicompost and Inorganic Fertilizer Co-application on Soil Labile Organic Carbon and Enzyme Activity in Watermelon Farmland
[Objective] The effects of vermicompost co-applied with inorganic fertilizer were measured in a watermelon field to provide some references for soil improvement and watermelon plantation. [Methods] Five treatments with different mixture ratios of nitrogen(supplied from urea) and vermicomppost were set in a field experiment they were CK(neither urea nor vermicompost was applied)
N100(100% of nitrogen)
M10N90(10% vermicompos and 90% of nitrogen)
M30N70(30% vermicompost and 70% nitrogen)
and M50N50(50% vermicompost and 50% nitrogen). Soil labile organic carbon
carbon pool management index(CPMI)
enzyme activity and yield of watermelon were measured. [Results] The contents of highly labile organic carbon
mid-labile organic carbon and labile organic carbon significantly increased under M10N90
M30N70 and M50N50 treatments in comparison with N100 treatment. The labile organic carbon content and CPMI in M30N70 treatment were obviously higher than that of other treatments
increased 30.10% and 37.28% as compared with N100 treatment
respectively. At the same time
the M30N70 treatment markedly increased in urease and invertase activities in comparison with other treatments
showing 84.66%
62.33%
47.26% and 22.46% increments in invertase activities over the values of CK
N100
M10N90 and M50N50
respectively. In addition
the yield and fertilizer productivity of watermelon also achieved the highest value in M30N70 treatment and had significant differences with other treatments
obtained 26.49%
13.34%
6.27% and 166.50%
54.11%
21.37% increments as compared with the treatments of N100
M10N90 and M50N50
respectively. Correlation analysis revealed that soil labile organic carbon and carbon pool management index may be better indicators than soil total organic carbon in reflecting the changes of soil enzyme activities
yield and fertilizer productivity of watermelon. [Conclusion] The application of vermicompost co-applied with inorganic fertilizer
especially the M30N70 treatment
had remarkable promotion effect in watermelon plantation.
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