System-based management of phosphorus in a non-flooded rice-lentil system on alkaline soil
The study aimed to design efficient and sustainable phosphorus (P) management modules for non-flooded rice [system of rice intensification (SRI)]-lentil systems on an alkaline Fluvisol . For this, seven variable P management treatments i.e., one P control (P [0–0] ) [subscript value represents kg P...
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| description | The study aimed to design efficient and sustainable phosphorus (P) management modules for non-flooded rice [system of rice intensification (SRI)]-lentil systems on an alkaline
Fluvisol
. For this, seven variable P management treatments
i.e.,
one P control (P
[0–0]
) [subscript value represents kg P ha
−1
to non-flooded rice followed by lentil], three sole fertilizer-P treatments with variable rates to component crops (P
[22–22]
, P
[33–11]
, P
[11–33]
), three integrated treatments ([P
11–11
+ phosphate solubilizing bacteria (B)], [P
16.5–5.5
+ rice residue recycling (RR) + B], [P
5.5–16.5
+ lentil residue recycling (LR) + B]) along with recommended sole fertilizer-P rate to flooded rice-lentil system (P
[22–22]FR
) as conventional practice were evaluated for soil–plant P relations, crop yield, nutrient use efficiency and budgeting. The rice residue recycling integrated treatment (P
[16.5–5.5]
+ RR + B) increased P availability in both rice (5–6%) and lentil (9–10%) seasons, subsequently resulting in increased agronomic P use efficiency (175–183%) and system productivity (7%) over the recommended sole fertilizer-P treatment P
[22–22]
(
p
+ 14 kg P ha
−1
y
−1
). Hence, system-based rice residue recycling integrated P management could be an improved P management option for non-flooded rice-lentil systems on alkaline soils given that a positive P balance is maintained. |
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Fluvisol
. For this, seven variable P management treatments
i.e.,
one P control (P
[0–0]
) [subscript value represents kg P ha
−1
to non-flooded rice followed by lentil], three sole fertilizer-P treatments with variable rates to component crops (P
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[22–22]FR
) as conventional practice were evaluated for soil–plant P relations, crop yield, nutrient use efficiency and budgeting. The rice residue recycling integrated treatment (P
[16.5–5.5]
+ RR + B) increased P availability in both rice (5–6%) and lentil (9–10%) seasons, subsequently resulting in increased agronomic P use efficiency (175–183%) and system productivity (7%) over the recommended sole fertilizer-P treatment P
[22–22]
(
p
< 0.05). The system-based sole fertilizer-P treatments (P
[22–22]
, P
[33–11]
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[11–33]
) did not differ in system productivity; however, a higher rate of fertilizer-P for rice (33 kg P ha
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−1
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−1
), while the sole fertilizer-P treatments led to a higher positive P balance (> + 14 kg P ha
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Fluvisol
. For this, seven variable P management treatments
i.e.,
one P control (P
[0–0]
) [subscript value represents kg P ha
−1
to non-flooded rice followed by lentil], three sole fertilizer-P treatments with variable rates to component crops (P
[22–22]
, P
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, P
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), three integrated treatments ([P
11–11
+ phosphate solubilizing bacteria (B)], [P
16.5–5.5
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[16.5–5.5]
+ RR + B) increased P availability in both rice (5–6%) and lentil (9–10%) seasons, subsequently resulting in increased agronomic P use efficiency (175–183%) and system productivity (7%) over the recommended sole fertilizer-P treatment P
[22–22]
(
p
< 0.05). The system-based sole fertilizer-P treatments (P
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, P
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, P
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) did not differ in system productivity; however, a higher rate of fertilizer-P for rice (33 kg P ha
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−1
y
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), while the sole fertilizer-P treatments led to a higher positive P balance (> + 14 kg P ha
−1
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−1
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Fluvisol
. For this, seven variable P management treatments
i.e.,
one P control (P
[0–0]
) [subscript value represents kg P ha
−1
to non-flooded rice followed by lentil], three sole fertilizer-P treatments with variable rates to component crops (P
[22–22]
, P
[33–11]
, P
[11–33]
), three integrated treatments ([P
11–11
+ phosphate solubilizing bacteria (B)], [P
16.5–5.5
+ rice residue recycling (RR) + B], [P
5.5–16.5
+ lentil residue recycling (LR) + B]) along with recommended sole fertilizer-P rate to flooded rice-lentil system (P
[22–22]FR
) as conventional practice were evaluated for soil–plant P relations, crop yield, nutrient use efficiency and budgeting. The rice residue recycling integrated treatment (P
[16.5–5.5]
+ RR + B) increased P availability in both rice (5–6%) and lentil (9–10%) seasons, subsequently resulting in increased agronomic P use efficiency (175–183%) and system productivity (7%) over the recommended sole fertilizer-P treatment P
[22–22]
(
p
< 0.05). The system-based sole fertilizer-P treatments (P
[22–22]
, P
[33–11]
, P
[11–33]
) did not differ in system productivity; however, a higher rate of fertilizer-P for rice (33 kg P ha
−1
) increased its yield. Both crop residue recycling integrated treatments resulted in a marginal negative P balance (− 2.5 to − 1.6 kg P ha
−1
y
−1
), while the sole fertilizer-P treatments led to a higher positive P balance (> + 14 kg P ha
−1
y
−1
). Hence, system-based rice residue recycling integrated P management could be an improved P management option for non-flooded rice-lentil systems on alkaline soils given that a positive P balance is maintained.</abstract><cop>Dordrecht</cop><pub>Springer Netherlands</pub><doi>10.1007/s10705-023-10288-8</doi><tpages>17</tpages><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7646-1087</orcidid></addata></record> |
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