Relation between various soil phosphorus extraction methods and sorption parameters in calcareous soils with different texture

Jalali, Mohsen; Jalali, Mahdi

doi:10.1016/j.scitotenv.2016.05.133

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“…Furthermore, changes in P sorption properties may occur in the deeper soil layers (Olson et al, 2010;Pizzeghello et al, 2014Pizzeghello et al, , 2016, which can cause P losses by leaching, and thus increased risk of eutrophication of aquatic ecosystems (Frossard et al, 2000). In this respect, while investigating the influence of soil texture on P extractability and sorption in a wide range of calcareous soils, Jalali and Jalali (2016) discovered that most of them contained very high P concentrations that might cause environmental risks, therefore pointing out that inorganic and organic P fertilizer inputs in this type of soil should be reduced.…”

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“…A similar scenario occurs in the other European Union member states (van Dijk et al, 2016), and recommendations for the use of P fertilizers in agriculture have been recently established in relation to environmental risk assessment (Sharpley et al, 2003). Furthermore, values of P extracted by using either Olsen or Mehlich-3 extractants have been employed as a tool for soil monitoring (Bai et al, 2013;Jalali and Jalali, 2016) since they well correlate with P losses resulting from runoff and/or leaching (Wang et al, 2012).…”

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Short-Term Application of Polymer-Coated Mono-Ammonium Phosphate in a Calcareous Soil Affects the Pools of Available Phosphorus and the Growth of Hypericum × moserianum (L.)

Pizzeghello

Schiavon

Maretto

et al. 2019

Front. Sustain. Food Syst.

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Mineral phosphorus (P) fertilization in calcareous soils is not efficient enough to ensure optimal plant growth. Therefore, a higher P input is generally needed. Polymer-coated fertilizers are a promising fertilizer category that seems to affect soil extractable P, thus permitting a reduction in fertilizer rates. We tested this hypothesis in a short-term (45 days) field trial by evaluating both the agronomic and the environmental implications. In this study, two conventional fertilizers (single superphosphate, SSP; mono-ammonium phosphate, MAP) and a slow P-release fertilizer (polymer-coated MAP, PCMAP) were tested for their effects on soil P pools by combining different P rates and degrees of coating. The P soil test was determined with either Olsen or Mehlich-3 solution (available P), whereas the P soil release was estimated through water extraction. The efficiency of fertilizers was evaluated by assessing the growth of Hypericum × moserianum (L.) plants. As expected, both SSP and MAP influenced the soil Mehlich-3-P, Olsen-P, and water-P, as concentrations increased with the fertilizer rate. Conversely, PCMAP decreased the soil extractable P with increasing coating. The plant dry weight and P uptake linearly correlated with the fertilizer rate for SSP and MAP, whilst they achieved the maximum yield with PCMAP. This result indicates the underdosing for conventional fertilizers. With reference to the soil test P with water-P, the presence of change points showed low water-P release concentrations for PCMAP and SSP, and high water-P release for MAP. In conclusion, in the short-term period both soil extractable P and water-P depend on the type of fertilizer, whereas the amount of added P has rather a secondary role. PCMAP, in particular, ensures high plant P use efficiency with minimum environmental impacts.

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Short-Term Application of Polymer-Coated Mono-Ammonium Phosphate in a Calcareous Soil Affects the Pools of Available Phosphorus and the Growth of Hypericum × moserianum (L.)

Pizzeghello

Schiavon

Maretto

et al. 2019

Front. Sustain. Food Syst.

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“…(). Jalali & Jalali () found a strong correlation between soil Pi and Olsen‐P in 57 calcareous soils with five different textures across Hamedan, western Iran. Pizzeghello et al .…”

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The use of biologically based phosphorus fractions to evaluate soil P availability in reduced P‐input paddy soils

Yuan

Wang

et al. 2018

Soil Use and Management

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Chemical soil phosphorus (P) extraction has been widely used to characterize and understand changes in soil P fractions; however, it does not adequately capture rhizosphere processes. In this study, we used the biologically based phosphorus (BBP) grading method to evaluate the availability and influencing factors of soil P under four P fertilizer regimes in a typical rice–wheat cropping rotation paddy field. Soil P was assessed after seven rice‐growth seasons at multiple growth stages: the seedling, the booting and the harvest stage. Soil CaCl2‐P, citrate‐P and HCl‐P (inorganic P, Pi) as well as enzyme‐P (organic P, Po) were not significantly different between soil treated with P fertilizer during the wheat season only (PW) and during the rice season only (PR) compared with soil treated during both the rice and the wheat seasons (PR+W) at all three rice‐growth stages. No P fertilizer application during either season (Pzero) significantly reduced the concentration of soil citrate‐P and HCl‐P at the rice‐seedling and harvest stages. Significant correlations were observed between the HCl extraction and Olsen‐P (R2 = 0.823, P < 0.001), followed by enzyme‐P (R2 = 0.712, P < 0.001), citrate‐P (R2 = 0.591, P < 0.001) and CaCl2‐P (R2 = 0.133, P < 0.05). Further redundancy analysis (RDA) suggested that soil alkaline phosphatase (S‐ALP) activity played a role in soil P speciation changes and was significantly correlated with enzyme‐P, citrate‐P and HCl‐P. These results may improve our ability to characterize and understand changes in soil P status while minimizing the overapplication of P fertilizer.

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“…1. Phosphorus: P is an essential nutrient to biological growth [20], while the discharge of phosphorus can cause eutrophication and the deterioration of water bodies [21]. In addition, the natural supplies of phosphate rock are non-renewable and will be exhausted in 30-300 years [22].…”

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Optimisation of wastewater treatment strategies in eco-industrial parks: Technology, location and transport

O’Dwyer

Chen

Wang

et al. 2020

Chemical Engineering Journal

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The expanding population and rapid urbanisation, in particular in the Global South, are leading to global challenges on resource supply stress and rising waste generation. A transformation to resource-circular systems and sustainable recovery of carbon-containing and nutrient-rich waste offers a way to tackle such challenges. Eco-industrial parks have the potential to capture symbioses across individual waste producers, leading to more effective waste-recovery schemes. With whole-system design, economically attractive approaches can be achieved, reducing the environmental impacts while increasing the recovery of high-value resources. In this paper, an optimisation framework is developed to enable such design, allowing for wide ranging treatment options to be considered capturing both technological and financial detail. As well as technology selection, the framework also accounts for spatial aspects, with the design of suitable transport networks playing a key role. A range of scenarios are investigated using the network, highlighting the multi-faceted nature of the problem. The need to incorporate the impact of resource recovery at the design stage is shown to be of particular importance.

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Relation between various soil phosphorus extraction methods and sorption parameters in calcareous soils with different texture

Cited by 56 publications

References 100 publications

Short-Term Application of Polymer-Coated Mono-Ammonium Phosphate in a Calcareous Soil Affects the Pools of Available Phosphorus and the Growth of Hypericum × moserianum (L.)

Short-Term Application of Polymer-Coated Mono-Ammonium Phosphate in a Calcareous Soil Affects the Pools of Available Phosphorus and the Growth of Hypericum × moserianum (L.)

The use of biologically based phosphorus fractions to evaluate soil P availability in reduced P‐input paddy soils

Optimisation of wastewater treatment strategies in eco-industrial parks: Technology, location and transport

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