山东省不同土类有效锰含量及区域分布（Available manganese content and regional distribution of different soil types in Shandong）.docVIP

山东省不同土类有效锰含量及区域分布（Available manganese content and regional distribution of different soil types in Shandong） Foot tree Fertilization time must be adapted to the physiological needs of Populus tomentosa Ensure that the nutrients needed for its growth are supplied in a timely manner to reach the peak Objective of production. The effects of fertilization in different periods of 1984 and 1986 were as follows 2. As you can see from Figure 2, the effect of fertilization in June is not good. This may be June The annual growth peak of Populus tomentosa has been over, and the fertilizer can not be fully utilized Therefore, the analysis of variance in the first year of table 5 was not significant. May And the effect of fertilization in April was better, which was obviously related to the growth rhythm of Populus tomentosa Close relationship. Before the growth season, the application of available nitrogen fertilizer can be made in time Meet the forest growth needs. Therefore, it can be concluded that the fertilization time of Populus tomentosa should be In 4 and May, it will improve the fertilizer even if it coincides with the peaks of growth Effect。 Only when the proper temperature is maintained can the root system of the plant maintain normal physiological activity Sex, better use of mineral elements to build your own body. 1984 one About 19 years three years of field experiments of soil moisture and fertilizer effect of figure 3, as shown in Figure 3, when fertilization, soil moisture content is high, the fertilizer effect is obvious Therefore, moderate irrigation after fertilization can achieve better results. Guy 8, theres stone under there 2. effects of Fertilization on soil water content Plant absorption of mineral elements must be carried and diffused by water. because The water content of soil directly influences the utilization of mineral elements. soil O2 The soil is white and water cut! The 3 circle of natural water content and the effect of fertilizer application