The Effect of Humic Acid Concentration on Phosphorus Transformation in Soil
In order to explore the effect of humic acid concentration on phosphorus transformation in soil,a constant temperature continuous cultivation experiment is conducted in a 25℃artificial climate box with monoammonium phosphate as the sole phosphorus source.A total of 9 treatments have been set up in the experiment,with no fertilization as the control(CK)treatment.From T1 to T8 treatments,humic acid with mass fractions of 0,0.1%,0.5%,1%,2%,5%,7%,and 10%is added sequentially.Soil samples are taken on the 5th,15th,30th,55th,80th,105th,130th,155th,and 180th day after cultivation to determine pH,available phosphorus,and various forms of inorganic phosphorus(Ca2-P,Ca8-P,Al-P,Fe-P,O-P,Ca10-P)content.The results show that the treatment of monoammonium phosphate+humic acid can effectively increase the content of various forms of inorganic phosphorus.When the amount of humic acid added is 7%,the impact on the transformation and activation of phosphorus is the greatest,the content of Ca2-P and Ca8-P are the highest,which are 79.30%and 61.41%higher than those treated with monoammonium phosphate,respectively.