Kortsiktig fosforeffekt av avloppsslam

The short term effect of phosphorus in sewage sludge was investigated to establish how much of this a farmer can grant him- or herself, if using sewage sludge as a phosphorus fertilizer. Possible differences in plant availability between sludge phosphorus precipitated by iron, aluminum or calcium in...

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Autor principal: Sundin, Sofi
Formato: Second cycle, A1E
Lenguaje:sueco
sueco
Publicado: 2011
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Acceso en línea:https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/2575/
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description The short term effect of phosphorus in sewage sludge was investigated to establish how much of this a farmer can grant him- or herself, if using sewage sludge as a phosphorus fertilizer. Possible differences in plant availability between sludge phosphorus precipitated by iron, aluminum or calcium integrations were studied in a sandy soil at two pH levels. The sludges were analyzed using pot and incubation trials. As the intention was to investigate growth limitation due to phosphorus deficiency, a soil with low phosphorus supply was chosen as well as a low phosphorus application rate. Sludge corresponding to 12 kg phosphorus per hectare was applied. Treatments fertilized by sludge were compared to treatments where 0, 6 and 12 kg phosphorus per hectare from mineral fertilizer was applied. Every treatment was replicated six times. Three of those replications had initial pH 6.2 in soil, whereas three were limed to the achieve pH 7.2. In the pots ryegrass (Lolium perenne) was sown. The pot trial was performed in a greenhouse during 11 weeks. The yield and uptake of phosphorous was higher in the pots were no lime was applied. A plausible theory to explain that effect may be that phosphorus strongly bound to calcium when pH increased. Sewage sludge had under the conditions for this trial a short-term effect of phosphorus corresponding to 20 – 60 % of that from a mineral fertilizer. Iron and aluminum precipitated sludge gave in this trial a higher short-term effect than sludge precipitated by calcium, probably due to the negative effect on phosphorus uptake from liming. Sewage sludge application elevated ammonium lactate extractable phosphorus (P-AL) to a varying extent. This variation did not correspond to the observed variations of phosphorus fertilizer effect between the sludge types that were examined.
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spelling RepoSLU25752012-04-20T14:19:15Z https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/2575/ Kortsiktig fosforeffekt av avloppsslam Sundin, Sofi Agricultural research Fertilizing The short term effect of phosphorus in sewage sludge was investigated to establish how much of this a farmer can grant him- or herself, if using sewage sludge as a phosphorus fertilizer. Possible differences in plant availability between sludge phosphorus precipitated by iron, aluminum or calcium integrations were studied in a sandy soil at two pH levels. The sludges were analyzed using pot and incubation trials. As the intention was to investigate growth limitation due to phosphorus deficiency, a soil with low phosphorus supply was chosen as well as a low phosphorus application rate. Sludge corresponding to 12 kg phosphorus per hectare was applied. Treatments fertilized by sludge were compared to treatments where 0, 6 and 12 kg phosphorus per hectare from mineral fertilizer was applied. Every treatment was replicated six times. Three of those replications had initial pH 6.2 in soil, whereas three were limed to the achieve pH 7.2. In the pots ryegrass (Lolium perenne) was sown. The pot trial was performed in a greenhouse during 11 weeks. The yield and uptake of phosphorous was higher in the pots were no lime was applied. A plausible theory to explain that effect may be that phosphorus strongly bound to calcium when pH increased. Sewage sludge had under the conditions for this trial a short-term effect of phosphorus corresponding to 20 – 60 % of that from a mineral fertilizer. Iron and aluminum precipitated sludge gave in this trial a higher short-term effect than sludge precipitated by calcium, probably due to the negative effect on phosphorus uptake from liming. Sewage sludge application elevated ammonium lactate extractable phosphorus (P-AL) to a varying extent. This variation did not correspond to the observed variations of phosphorus fertilizer effect between the sludge types that were examined. 2011-05-10 Second cycle, A1E NonPeerReviewed application/pdf swe https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/2575/1/sundin_s_110510.pdf Sundin, Sofi, 2011. Kortsiktig fosforeffekt av avloppsslam : krukförsök i växthus där järn-, aluminium- respektive kalkfällt slam använts som fosforgödselmedel. Second cycle, A1E. Uppsala: (NL, NJ) > Dept. of Soil and Environment <https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/view/divisions/OID-435.html> urn:nbn:se:slu:epsilon-s-114 swe
spellingShingle Agricultural research
Fertilizing
Sundin, Sofi
Kortsiktig fosforeffekt av avloppsslam
title Kortsiktig fosforeffekt av avloppsslam
title_full Kortsiktig fosforeffekt av avloppsslam
title_fullStr Kortsiktig fosforeffekt av avloppsslam
title_full_unstemmed Kortsiktig fosforeffekt av avloppsslam
title_short Kortsiktig fosforeffekt av avloppsslam
title_sort kortsiktig fosforeffekt av avloppsslam
topic Agricultural research
Fertilizing
url https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/2575/
https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/2575/