The Influence on Apparent Uptake of N, P and K Element of Loium Perenne by Homemade Controlled-Release SAP

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In order to resolve problem of integration of SAP(super absorbent polymer) and fertilizer, in this paper, controlled-release SAP was applied to research the rule of apparent uptake on the nitrogen, phosphorus and kalium nutrient elements by method of nutrient standardization which can provide for theory basis. The result showed that all different treatments on annual lolium perenne had a positive in absorbing nitrogen elements; between kalium and phosphorus nutrition elements had significant negative correlation, correlation coefficient above-0.90.Treatments of FER and YFISJ greatly improved content of nitrogen, phosphorus nutrition elements in lolium perenne, but also were greatly reduce to kalium element absorption. Meanwhile, treatments of different particle sizes of SAP improved obviously absorption of nitrogen and kalium element, phosphorus element of absorption was inhibited. Compound SAP improve nitrogen element apparent top utilization rate of 197%, improve phosphorus element apparent top utilization rate reaches 183% hydration, but reduces the kalium element absorption topped - 187%. The conclusions show that nutrients standardization method cans effective to compare and analysis with nutrients uptake among different treatments. Homemade controlled-release SAP can dramatically improve part of nutrition utilization.

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