2013
DOI: 10.1626/pps.16.69
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Phosphorus Balance and Soil Phosphorus Status in Paddy Rice Fields with Various Fertilizer Practices

Abstract: Excess phosphorus (P) has accumulated in Japanese paddy soils, due to fertilizer P inputs over crop requirement for several decades, and improvement of the excess of P is necessary in view of environmental conservation. This study aimed to evaluate the input/output balance of P related to soil P status in paddy rice systems, and to obtain a practical indication. , indicating no response to the P input. This was attributed to a large amount of plant-available Bray-and Truog-P in our soils. In our fields, paddy … Show more

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“…The P inputs from irrigation as well as dry and wet depositions and the P output from the P loss were neglected, as in other studies [4,18]. The P budget is an important factor for evaluating the P management in agroecosystems, and it affects the soil P changes over time [23,24]. At a global scale, P deficits cover 30% while P surplus covers 70% of the total cropland [3].…”
Section: Soil P Budget and Crop Yieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The P inputs from irrigation as well as dry and wet depositions and the P output from the P loss were neglected, as in other studies [4,18]. The P budget is an important factor for evaluating the P management in agroecosystems, and it affects the soil P changes over time [23,24]. At a global scale, P deficits cover 30% while P surplus covers 70% of the total cropland [3].…”
Section: Soil P Budget and Crop Yieldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reason is a significant amount of phosphorous applied accumulates in the soil [24], which is a major loss during phosphorous utilization [9]. The variation in the non-food sector is around 10%, and this is because the phosphate rock exports of 41.4kt are also included in the calculation, but are not sourced from agricultural land.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It indicates that 5291 kt phosphorous is stabilized in the agricultural land, and this is nearly 43% of the total fertilizer applied (both chemical fertilizer and animal manure). Agricultural land took up 56% of the total national land area in 2012 [24], which suggests an average phosphorous input of 26 kg P/ha and average phosphorous output of 16 kg P/ha. Thus, the phosphorous utilization efficiency in agriculture is 62%.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Interaksi bahan organik dengan pupuk kimia dapat meretensi P di dalam tanah, karena hampir 80% pupuk yang diberikan ke dalam tanah akan terfiksasi oleh liat dan oksida Fe dan Al [29]. Hasil penelitian Nagumo et al [30] menunjukkan bahwa kombinasi kompos-Biochar dengan pupuk sintetik tidak hanya mampu meretensi hara, tetapi juga meningkatkan penyerapan P di dalam tanaman.…”
Section: Hasil Dan Pembahasan Kandungan C-organik Tanahunclassified
“…Semakin besar kepadatan perakaran tanaman maka akses tanaman terhadap area difusi fosfat menjadi semakin luas. Sejalan dengan pernyataan Czarnecki et al [29] bahwa tingkat serapan P tanaman berbanding lurus dengan pertumbuhan perakaran tanaman. Kondisi lahan yang tergenang air juga dapat memberi kontribusi peningkatan ketersediaan fosfat tanah, karena mendukung terjadinya reduksi feri phosphate menjadi bentuk fero phosphate melalui proses hidrolisis senyawa fosfat di dalamnya [33].…”
Section: Hasil Dan Pembahasan Kandungan C-organik Tanahunclassified