Sesbania phosphorus requirements when used as biofertilizer for long-term rice cultivation

Green manures may affect the long‐term nutrient supplying capacity of soils. In a long‐term trial that compared the performance of azolla (Azolla microphylla Lam.), sesbania (Sesbania rostrata Bremek. and Oberm.), urea, and no fertilizer N on rice (Oryza sativa L.), a progressive decline in the grow...

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Autores principales: Ventura, W., Ladha, J.K.
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Wiley 1997
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/167238
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author Ventura, W.
Ladha, J.K.
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description Green manures may affect the long‐term nutrient supplying capacity of soils. In a long‐term trial that compared the performance of azolla (Azolla microphylla Lam.), sesbania (Sesbania rostrata Bremek. and Oberm.), urea, and no fertilizer N on rice (Oryza sativa L.), a progressive decline in the growth of and N accumulation by sesbania was observed after the ninth crop. This study examined the reasons for sesbania decline with emphasis on the effect of fertilizer P on sesbania performance in relation to soil available P, cropping history, and moisture regime. In the 1992 dry season (14th crop), sesbania performance with and without P was determined in (i) field microplots within main long‐term plots, and (ii) pots containing soil monoliths from long‐term plots. Without P fertilizer, sesbania grew poorly and accumulated <40 kg N ha−1. But addition of 28.4 kg P ha−1 increased sesbania N accumulation 3 to 11 fold and the greater N availability increased rice production. Addition of P improved sesbania biomass and N accumulation in dried‐flooded and continuously flooded regimes but not in the dried‐moist regime. Sesbania P requirements were greater than for rice. Continuous rice‐sesbania cropping without addition of P limited sesbania growth, N accumulation, and green manure value even though it did not limit rice production, suggesting that the P requirements will be greater for a long‐term rice cropping system that depends solely on green manure N than for rice grown with fertilizer N.
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spelling CGSpace1672382025-05-14T10:39:49Z Sesbania phosphorus requirements when used as biofertilizer for long-term rice cultivation Ventura, W. Ladha, J.K. cultivation green manures phosphorus soil azolla microphylla sesbania rostrata longterm experiments Green manures may affect the long‐term nutrient supplying capacity of soils. In a long‐term trial that compared the performance of azolla (Azolla microphylla Lam.), sesbania (Sesbania rostrata Bremek. and Oberm.), urea, and no fertilizer N on rice (Oryza sativa L.), a progressive decline in the growth of and N accumulation by sesbania was observed after the ninth crop. This study examined the reasons for sesbania decline with emphasis on the effect of fertilizer P on sesbania performance in relation to soil available P, cropping history, and moisture regime. In the 1992 dry season (14th crop), sesbania performance with and without P was determined in (i) field microplots within main long‐term plots, and (ii) pots containing soil monoliths from long‐term plots. Without P fertilizer, sesbania grew poorly and accumulated <40 kg N ha−1. But addition of 28.4 kg P ha−1 increased sesbania N accumulation 3 to 11 fold and the greater N availability increased rice production. Addition of P improved sesbania biomass and N accumulation in dried‐flooded and continuously flooded regimes but not in the dried‐moist regime. Sesbania P requirements were greater than for rice. Continuous rice‐sesbania cropping without addition of P limited sesbania growth, N accumulation, and green manure value even though it did not limit rice production, suggesting that the P requirements will be greater for a long‐term rice cropping system that depends solely on green manure N than for rice grown with fertilizer N. 1997-07 2024-12-19T12:57:09Z 2024-12-19T12:57:09Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/167238 en Wiley Ventura, W.; Ladha, J. K. 1997. Sesbania phosphorus requirements when used as biofertilizer for long-term rice cultivation. Soil Science Soc of Amer J, Volume 61 no. 4 p. 1240-1244
spellingShingle cultivation
green manures
phosphorus soil
azolla microphylla
sesbania rostrata
longterm experiments
Ventura, W.
Ladha, J.K.
Sesbania phosphorus requirements when used as biofertilizer for long-term rice cultivation
title Sesbania phosphorus requirements when used as biofertilizer for long-term rice cultivation
title_full Sesbania phosphorus requirements when used as biofertilizer for long-term rice cultivation
title_fullStr Sesbania phosphorus requirements when used as biofertilizer for long-term rice cultivation
title_full_unstemmed Sesbania phosphorus requirements when used as biofertilizer for long-term rice cultivation
title_short Sesbania phosphorus requirements when used as biofertilizer for long-term rice cultivation
title_sort sesbania phosphorus requirements when used as biofertilizer for long term rice cultivation
topic cultivation
green manures
phosphorus soil
azolla microphylla
sesbania rostrata
longterm experiments
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