Crop response to nitrogen-phosphorus colimitation: theory, experimental evidences, mechanisms, and models. A review

Seghouani, Mounir; Bravin, Matthieu Nicolas; Mollier, Alain

doi:10.1007/s13593-023-00939-z

Agron. Sustain. Dev.

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s13593-023-00939-z

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Crop response to nitrogen-phosphorus colimitation: theory, experimental evidences, mechanisms, and models. A review

Mounir Seghouani,

Matthieu Nicolas Bravin,

Alain Mollier

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Phosphorus Availability and Balance with Long-Term Sewage Sludge and Nitrogen Fertilization in Chernozem Soil under Maize Monoculture

Asrade,

Kulhánek,

Balík

et al. 2024

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A continuous long-term field experiment with maize monoculture was conducted to evaluate the P availability and balance, DM yield, P uptake, and P sorption parameters in chernozem soil after 27 years. A total of 2 doses of nitrogen (120 and 240 kg ha−1) were applied as mineral nitrogen (N120 and N240) and sewage sludge (SS120 and SS240) and compared with unfertilized control (Con). The aboveground biomass (DM) yields significantly increased in the order of Con < SS120 < SS240 < N120 < N240 treatments and the maximum P uptake was recorded for both N240 and SS240 (25.1 kg P ha−1) according to the nutrient application gradient. The N120 and N240 treatments positively influenced the DM yield but negatively influenced the P balance (−648 and −678 kg P ha−1 27 years−1), gradually bringing a risk of P deficiency in the soil. On the other hand, applications of SS120 and SS240 positively influenced the P availability and pseudototal (PAR) content in the soil, which resulted in a buildup of legacy P or an increase in P saturation greater than the environmental threshold value. Aluminum was found to be a major controlling sorption factor for P in our chernozem soil.

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Phosphorus Availability and Balance with Long-Term Sewage Sludge and Nitrogen Fertilization in Chernozem Soil under Maize Monoculture

Asrade,

Kulhánek,

Balík

et al. 2024

Plants

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Crop response to nitrogen-phosphorus colimitation: theory, experimental evidences, mechanisms, and models. A review

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Phosphorus Availability and Balance with Long-Term Sewage Sludge and Nitrogen Fertilization in Chernozem Soil under Maize Monoculture

Phosphorus Availability and Balance with Long-Term Sewage Sludge and Nitrogen Fertilization in Chernozem Soil under Maize Monoculture

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