Soil 35S Transformation and Availability to PlantsEnglish Full Text
ZHOU WEI and PAN JIARONG (Institute of Soil and Fertilized, Chinese Academy Of Agricultural Sciences, Beading 100081,China)(Institute for Application of Atomic Eneroy, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Beijing 100094,china)
Abstract: Sulfur transformation in 3 soils maintained in a closed incubation system and its availability to plants were investigated using carrier-free35S-SO42- and 35S-labeled ryegrass straw. For carrier-free Na235SO4 treatment, 78%, 70% and 64% of 35S applied were found in Ca (H2PO4)2-extractble S fraction 14%, 5% and 7% in slowly soluble inorganic S, 11%, 15% and 18% in C-O-S, 5%, 7% and 6% in C-bonded S, and 5%,7% and 6% in unidentified organic S 120 days after incubation in black soil, cinnamon soil and chestnut soil, respectively. Most of 35S uptake by plants came from extractable 35S42-, and little from C-O-35S and C-bonded 355. In the treatment with 35S-labeled straw, 51%, 46% and 36% of 355 incorporated were found in C a (H2PO4)2 -extractable S fraction) 7%, 6% and 7% in slowly solub ie inorganic S, 13%, 15% and 18% in C-O-S, 8%, 8% and 6% in C-bonded S, and 18%, 25% and 35% in unidentified organic S at the end of incubation in above-mentioned three soils, respectively. Higher availability of C-O-35S, C-bonded 35S and unidentified organic 35S from 35S-labeled straw was observed in 35S-labeled straw treatment compared to carrier-free Na235SO4 treatment.
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- Series:
(D) Agriculture
- Subject:
Fundamental Science of Agriculture; Agronomy
- Classification Code:
S158
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