Effects of combined application of organic and chemical fertilizers on the yield of peanut, soil available nutrient and biological properties in the upland red soil in subtropical China

Xiaowei, 许小伟 Xu; Jianbo, 樊剑波 Fan; Yan, 陈晏 Chen; Qihai, 张其海 Zhang; Yuanqiu, 何园球 He; Xuebo, 郑学博 Zheng

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“…Soil available nitrogen (AN), available phosphorus (AP), and available potassium (AK) nutrients are the direct sources of the three essential basic elements for crop growth and development [37][38][39]. Elevation is an important ecological factor that affects crop layout and growth and development, and also has a significant impact on the content of various nutrients in the soil [40,41]. Natural meadow vegetation is the largest green vegetation layer on the Earth's land surface and an important component of terrestrial ecosystems [42,43].…”

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Protection, Development, and Restoration of Mountain Ecosystems: Taking the Wugong Mountain Meadow Ecosystem as a Study

Li,

Wang,

Geng

et al. 2024

Environmental Sciences

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In this comprehensive chapter, we focus on the case study of a typical mountain meadow ecosystem within Wugong Mountain; and provide imperative aspects of protection, development, and restoration of such ecosystems. Firstly, the importance of protecting mountain meadow ecosystems was introduced. Mountain meadow ecosystems are an important component of global life support systems and ecosystems and are crucial to the global ecosystem. Secondly, the various challenges faced by mountain meadow ecosystems, including environmental degradation and disaster risks, were discussed, and special measures were also needed to adapt and mitigate climate change. Subsequently, a review was conducted on the research and protection of mountain meadow ecosystems, including research on vegetation biodiversity and the relationship between mountain soil and plant growth. In addition, the restoration of mountain meadow ecosystems was also discussed, including determining restoration goals, conducting comprehensive investigations of soil and environmental conditions, and determining vegetation planting methods. Finally, we explored the research on environmental carrying capacity in the process of sustainable development, including limiting development and developing sustainable tourism. In summary, we have systematically summarized the protection, development, and restoration of mountain meadow ecosystems, providing reference and inspiration for relevant research.

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Section: Research On Soil Characteristics Of Mountain Meadowsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Protection, Development, and Restoration of Mountain Ecosystems: Taking the Wugong Mountain Meadow Ecosystem as a Study

Li,

Wang,

Geng

et al. 2024

Environmental Sciences

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Combining application of chemical fertilizer with manure significantly increased potassium availability in an alkaline soil

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Yan

et al. 2020

Nutr Cycl Agroecosyst

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Partial substitution of chemical fertilizers with manure alters soil phosphorus fractions and optimizes vegetable production in alkaline soil

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Jiang

Wei

et al. 2021

Archives of Agronomy and Soil Science

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Effects of combined application of organic and chemical fertilizers on the yield of peanut, soil available nutrient and biological properties in the upland red soil in subtropical China

Abstract: He Y Q, Zheng X B.Effects of combined application of organic and chemical fertilizers on the yield of peanut, soil available nutrient and biological properties in the upland red soil in subtropical China.

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Protection, Development, and Restoration of Mountain Ecosystems: Taking the Wugong Mountain Meadow Ecosystem as a Study

Protection, Development, and Restoration of Mountain Ecosystems: Taking the Wugong Mountain Meadow Ecosystem as a Study

Combining application of chemical fertilizer with manure significantly increased potassium availability in an alkaline soil

Partial substitution of chemical fertilizers with manure alters soil phosphorus fractions and optimizes vegetable production in alkaline soil

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