To investigate the impact of anaerobic soil disinfestation(ASD)treatment with different processing duration on tomato continuous cropping soil,a total of eight treatments were designed,which included two treatment tem...To investigate the impact of anaerobic soil disinfestation(ASD)treatment with different processing duration on tomato continuous cropping soil,a total of eight treatments were designed,which included two treatment temperatures of 10℃ and 30℃,and four treatment times of 3,4,5 and 7 weeks(w).The results showed that whether the temperature was 10℃ or 30℃,the pH values,TOC and available K contents in the soil treated by the ASD method were significantly increased(P<0.05),while the EC values and NO_(3)^(-)contents in soils treated by ASD were significantly reduced compared with the untreated group(P<0.05).The Fusarium oxysporum population in soils treated by ASD decreased with the extension of the treatment time.When the treatment temperature was 30℃,the effect on the removal of the NO_(3)^(-)that had accumulated in soils treated by ASD was significantly better than the treatment temperature of 10℃(P<0.05).When soil was treated by ASD for more than 5 w at 30℃,the NH4+content in soil was significantly increased(P<0.05)compared with the untreated soil.In conclusion,NO_(3)^(-)accumulation in soils could not be completely eliminated with treatment by ASD,even when the treatment time at 10℃ was prolonged.Whether the treatment temperature was 10℃ or 30℃,the F.oxysporum population in soils treated by ASD decreased significantly with the extension of the treatment time to more than 5 w compared with treatment only for only 3 w.展开更多
This study aimed to explore whether reductive soil disinfestation（RSD） is an effective method of controlling continuous cropping obstacle of watermelon. Samples of watermelon continuous cropping soils were treated b...This study aimed to explore whether reductive soil disinfestation（RSD） is an effective method of controlling continuous cropping obstacle of watermelon. Samples of watermelon continuous cropping soils were treated by RSD in laboratory tests and pot experiments in August 2015 and from December 10,2016 to April 10,2017. The soil samples for the laboratory test were divided into 16 groups,and each group comprised three parallel samples of 100 g（dry soil weight）. Except for the original and control（CK） samples,the 14 other groups of soil samples were treated with different combinations of 1% or 3% alfalfa powder,1% or 3% ammonia（NH3） water,and 1% or 3% acetic acid. The soil samples were placed inside size-five self-styled plastic bags and incubated in a constant-temperature biochemical incubator at 35°C for 14 days after blending,flooding,and sealing. Seven groups of soil samples were designed for the pot experiments based on the laboratory test results. Each group consisted of 30 parallel samples of 3 kg（dry soil weight）. These samples were incubated outdoors for 4 months after mixing with alfalfa powder and/or NH3 and/or acetic acid according to the experimental design,blending,flooding,and sealing. Watermelon seedlings were planted in the air-dried soil samples from May to July in 2017. The results showed that the p H of the soil samples treated by RSD were elevated except for those samples with acetic acid. In addition,the electrical conductivities of the soil samples treated by RSD were effectively adjusted. The presence of soil-borne pathogenic Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. niveum was significantly suppressed（p 0.05） in soil samples treated by RSD,and the incidence and mortality rate of watermelons planted in these samples were remarkably lower than those planted in the CK and flooded CK soil samples. Therefore,continuous cropping obstacle of watermelon can be controlled by RSD.展开更多
基金The Academic Support Project for Top Talents of Higher Education Subject(Major)in Anhui Province(gxbjZD2022077)The AgriculturalEcological Conservation and Pollution Control Key Laboratory of Anhui Province(FECPP201901)The High-level Talent Launch Foundationof the Applied Science Research Project of Bengbu University in 2024(2024YYX54QD).
文摘To investigate the impact of anaerobic soil disinfestation(ASD)treatment with different processing duration on tomato continuous cropping soil,a total of eight treatments were designed,which included two treatment temperatures of 10℃ and 30℃,and four treatment times of 3,4,5 and 7 weeks(w).The results showed that whether the temperature was 10℃ or 30℃,the pH values,TOC and available K contents in the soil treated by the ASD method were significantly increased(P<0.05),while the EC values and NO_(3)^(-)contents in soils treated by ASD were significantly reduced compared with the untreated group(P<0.05).The Fusarium oxysporum population in soils treated by ASD decreased with the extension of the treatment time.When the treatment temperature was 30℃,the effect on the removal of the NO_(3)^(-)that had accumulated in soils treated by ASD was significantly better than the treatment temperature of 10℃(P<0.05).When soil was treated by ASD for more than 5 w at 30℃,the NH4+content in soil was significantly increased(P<0.05)compared with the untreated soil.In conclusion,NO_(3)^(-)accumulation in soils could not be completely eliminated with treatment by ASD,even when the treatment time at 10℃ was prolonged.Whether the treatment temperature was 10℃ or 30℃,the F.oxysporum population in soils treated by ASD decreased significantly with the extension of the treatment time to more than 5 w compared with treatment only for only 3 w.
基金Quality Engineering Project of Anhui Province(2015zy068)Talents Program of Bengbu University([2014]182)+2 种基金Project of Research Innovation for Jiangsu Province Ordinary University Graduate Student in 2013(CXLX13_370)Project of Professional Engineering Teaching Reform(Environmental Science)(2017GCHZY2)Project of Anhui Revitalization Plan(2014zdjy137)
文摘This study aimed to explore whether reductive soil disinfestation（RSD） is an effective method of controlling continuous cropping obstacle of watermelon. Samples of watermelon continuous cropping soils were treated by RSD in laboratory tests and pot experiments in August 2015 and from December 10,2016 to April 10,2017. The soil samples for the laboratory test were divided into 16 groups,and each group comprised three parallel samples of 100 g（dry soil weight）. Except for the original and control（CK） samples,the 14 other groups of soil samples were treated with different combinations of 1% or 3% alfalfa powder,1% or 3% ammonia（NH3） water,and 1% or 3% acetic acid. The soil samples were placed inside size-five self-styled plastic bags and incubated in a constant-temperature biochemical incubator at 35°C for 14 days after blending,flooding,and sealing. Seven groups of soil samples were designed for the pot experiments based on the laboratory test results. Each group consisted of 30 parallel samples of 3 kg（dry soil weight）. These samples were incubated outdoors for 4 months after mixing with alfalfa powder and/or NH3 and/or acetic acid according to the experimental design,blending,flooding,and sealing. Watermelon seedlings were planted in the air-dried soil samples from May to July in 2017. The results showed that the p H of the soil samples treated by RSD were elevated except for those samples with acetic acid. In addition,the electrical conductivities of the soil samples treated by RSD were effectively adjusted. The presence of soil-borne pathogenic Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. niveum was significantly suppressed（p 0.05） in soil samples treated by RSD,and the incidence and mortality rate of watermelons planted in these samples were remarkably lower than those planted in the CK and flooded CK soil samples. Therefore,continuous cropping obstacle of watermelon can be controlled by RSD.
