Effect of Fertigation Technology on Dry Matter Accumulation and Nutrient Absorption in Pepper
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    [Objective] According to the low water and fertilizer use efficiency in the protected vegetable production, the influences of different fertigation treatments on the dry matter accumulation and nutrient absorption of greenhouse pepper were researched to provide scientific evidence for pepper sustainable production in Gansu Province.[Methods] Field testing was conducted. In which, normal furrow fertilizing was used as control (T1), fertigation technology (T2) was carried out to demonstrate its influence on dry matter accumulation and nutrients absorption of Long Pepper No.3 in a solar greenhouse.[Results] (1) Fertigation technology can promote pepper plant's dry matter accumulation significantly, dry matter accumulation increased by 9.21%, dry matter accumulations in fruits and roots increased by 22.47% and 7.29%. The first dry matter equilibrium was advanced by 30 days than normal, while 2nd equilibrium stage was postponed about 41 days. (2) In treatment T2, the absorption accumulations of N, P2O5, K2O increased by 18.23%, 30.73%, 19.76%, and the N, P2O5, K2O proportion of fruits increased by 9.73%, 13.70%, and 13.00% respectively than the ones of treatment T1. (3) In comparison with the ones in T1, the N, P, K use efficiencies of treatment T2 increased 51%, 43.3%, 71.2% respectively. Furthermore, the treatment T2 can save 48.9% water, increase 22.1% yield, and increase 3.55×104 yuan/hm2 income than treatment T1.[Conclusion] Fertigation technology can increase the dry matter and nutrients accumulation in pepper, and can increase the allocation proportion of them in fruits.

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孟亮,张文明,邱晓丽,陈转成,马兴,邱慧珍.水肥一体化技术对辣椒干物质积累及养分吸收规律的影响[J].水土保持通报英文版,2017,37(5):290-296

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  • Received:February 24,2017
  • Revised:March 17,2017
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  • Online: November 14,2017
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