Spatial Distribution Characteristics of Soil Nutrients and Intercropping Effect in Sandy Land Apple-peanut Intercropping System in Northwest Liaoning Province
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Spatial Distribution Characteristics of Soil Nutrients and Intercropping Effect in Sandy Land Apple-peanut Intercropping System in Northwest Liaoning Province
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 40, Issue 6, Pages: 43-50(2020)
Cheng Haotian, KONG Tao, Jiang Tao, et al. Spatial Distribution Characteristics of Soil Nutrients and Intercropping Effect in Sandy Land Apple-peanut Intercropping System in Northwest Liaoning Province[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2020, 40(6): 43-50.
DOI:
Cheng Haotian, KONG Tao, Jiang Tao, et al. Spatial Distribution Characteristics of Soil Nutrients and Intercropping Effect in Sandy Land Apple-peanut Intercropping System in Northwest Liaoning Province[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2020, 40(6): 43-50. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2020.06.007.
Spatial Distribution Characteristics of Soil Nutrients and Intercropping Effect in Sandy Land Apple-peanut Intercropping System in Northwest Liaoning Province
[Objective] The spatial distribution and effects of soil nutrients in the agro-forestry system in sandy land were explored in order to provide scientific basis for the sustainable management of the agroforestry system from a perspective of soil nutrients in the region of Northwest Liaoning.[Methods] Soils in apple-peanut intercropping
peanut monoculture
and apple monoculture were sampled to determine and analyze soil nutrients contents in the range of 0-60 cm and 0-300 cm horizontal distance.[Results] Total organic matter and available potassium were extremely deficient
the total nitrogen and available nitrogen were very deficient
total phosphorus was deficient
and the available phosphorus content was medium in the intercropping system of sandy land. In the horizontal direction of the intercropping system
the intense competition sites for total organic matter
total N and total P for apple trees and peanut plants were located in the fruit tree zone
and the intense competition sites for available nutrients of N
P and K were located in the near fruit trees. In the vertical direction
all nutrients showed surface aggregation. The competition of organic matter and available phosphorus in the intercropping system was mainly located in the deep soil layer
and the competition of total phosphorus and available potassium was mainly located in the top soil layer. There was a cooperative effect on total nitrogen and available nitrogen
and the effect in soil of surface layer was more obvious. Compared to peanut monoculture and apple monoculture
the contents of available potassium and available phosphorus in the intercropping system showed a negative effect.[Conclusion] Soil nutrients in the apple-peanut intercropping system were poor. Organic fertilizers and phosphate fertilizers are recommended to be applied in the fruit tree zone
and potassium fertilizer should be applied in the crop area so as to reduce nutrient competition and improve nutrient effect.
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