Zhao Na, He Mengxuan, Li Hongyuan, et al. Optimization of Application Parameters for Revegetation of Soil Seed Bank Under Coupling Effects of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Water Content[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2019, 39(5): 152-159.
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Zhao Na, He Mengxuan, Li Hongyuan, et al. Optimization of Application Parameters for Revegetation of Soil Seed Bank Under Coupling Effects of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Water Content[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2019, 39(5): 152-159. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2019.05.021.
Optimization of Application Parameters for Revegetation of Soil Seed Bank Under Coupling Effects of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Water Content
[Objective] The effects and interaction of nitrogen
phosphorus and water on the germination of a soil seed bank in vegetation restoration project were explored in order to provide valuable reference for the judicious utilization of topsoil and the control of key parameters on soil seed bank's vegetation recovery engineering.[Methods] The effect of three factors (nitrogen
phosphorus and water) on soil seed bank's germination and early seedling growth were studied using greenhouse germination experiments. Box-Behnken central composite design (BBC) combined with the response surface methodology (RSM) was used to explore the interaction effect of these three factors on the soil seed bank's germination and early seedling growth
and the optimal scheme of soil seed bank's vegetation restoration was obtained. Finally
the coupling effect of the three factors in the response surface model was verified by the dimension reduction method.[Results] ① With nitrogen
phosphorus and water content in the range of 5~20 g/m2
5~15 g/m2
10~30 mm respectively
the germination effect on the soil seed bank was the best in the single factor experiment; ② The quadratic model was selected in the response surface analysis
and the water had the most important influence on soil seed bank. The optimal conditions for the vegetation recovery was determined to be with levels of nitrogen of 13.54 g/m2
phosphorus of 9.47 g/m2
and water content of 30 mm respectively; ③ Plant uptake of nitrogen and phosphorus was relatively lower under low water content
in which the interaction of nitrogen
phosphorus and water content was not significant. In the case of higher water content
even if fewer fertilizers were applied
the germination effect on the corresponding soil seed bank was higher than that of the treatment with high fertilizer level but water stress. The water content was determined to be the most important factor in the research by the method of dimension reduction
which was consistent with the result of response surface analysis.[Conclusion] Optimal conditions may slightly different from the actual
but the research still has great reference value
and the interaction effect of nitrogen
phosphorus and water shows the promotion effect on soil seed bank's germination and early seedling growth.
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