Ming Liu, Dong-Mei Zheng, Rong Jin, Peng Zhao, Qiang-Qiang Zhang, Xiao-Ya Zhu, Jing Wang, Zhong-Hou Tang
Journal: Ying yong sheng tai xue bao = The journal of applied ecology 2023;34(1):131-136
PMID: 36799386
To explore the appropriate amount of phosphorus (P) fertilizer and improve economic yield and P use efficiency of edible sweetpotato, we took Xushu 32 as an example and compared the effects of different P application rates on yield, quality, P accumulation and P use efficiency of edible sweetpotato based on a two-year field experiment (soil available P content was 31.70 mg·kg) from 2018 to 2019. There were five P application levels (PO), including 0 (P), 25 (P), 50 (P), 75 (P) and 100 kg·hm(P). The results showed that, 1) compared with P, P application significantly increased the yield of fresh sweetpotao and commodity potato, with the effects being the stongest under P treatment, followed by P treatment. However, there was no significant difference between the two treatments. 2) P application significantly increased the contents of starch and reducing sugar in storage root. The contents of soluble sugar and protein increased significantly under P treatment. 3) Du-ring the growth period of 90 to 120 d, P fertilizer supply significantly increased P accumulation and dry matter accumulation of sweetpotato. 4) The apparent P use efficiency (APUE) decreased with increasing P application rates, while P agronomic efficiency (PAE) increased first and then decreased with the increases of P application rates, which was significantly higher under P than other treatments. Taking into account the yield, quality, economic yield and P utilization rate of edible sweetpotato, the optimal dosage of PO is 50 kg·hm under the experimental conditions.
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