Phosphorus fractions depletion in the rhizosphere of young and adult maize and oilseed rape plants

In alkaline soils, where most of the P is acid soluble, we hypothesize that species that acidify the rhizosphere such as oilseed rape, are more efficient to use soil P than for example maize. In field experiments, adult maize plants extracted more P per unit of root than young plants. Here we hypoth...

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Autores principales: Cabeza,Ricardo A., Myint,Kyi, Steingrobe,Bernd, Stritsis,Christos, Schulze,Joachim, Claassen,Norbert
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spelling oai:scielo:S0718-951620170003000202017-10-13Phosphorus fractions depletion in the rhizosphere of young and adult maize and oilseed rape plantsCabeza,Ricardo A.Myint,KyiSteingrobe,BerndStritsis,ChristosSchulze,JoachimClaassen,Norbert Plant age plant species depletion of P fractions In alkaline soils, where most of the P is acid soluble, we hypothesize that species that acidify the rhizosphere such as oilseed rape, are more efficient to use soil P than for example maize. In field experiments, adult maize plants extracted more P per unit of root than young plants. Here we hypothesize that older plants access P fractions that younger plants were not able to. Thus, the aim of this research was to study the P fractions used by maize and oilseed rape growing in an acid sandy and a neutral loamy soil and how plant age might affect it. A special pot system was developed in which P uptake by the plants came from roots that grew freely in soil. To obtain rhizosphere soil, a portion of the roots was concentrated to form a root mat on a planar soil surface covered by a fine nylon mesh. Cutting the soil on the other side of the mesh into slices gave rhizosphere soil at different distances from the root surface. We examined the P fractions used by maize and oilseed rape at three growth stages by measuring the depletion of three inorganic (Pi) and two organic (Po) P fractions in the rhizosphere. Oilseed rape did not affect the Po fractions in any of the two soils, and maize only in the acid soil. Both species in both soils depleted only the alkali soluble Pi fraction. The degree of depletion was between 12-26 %. The acid soluble Pi was not depleted by neither oilseed rape nor maize. Plant age had no effect on P fraction depleted or on the degree of depletion.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessChilean Society of Soil Science / Sociedad Chilena de la Ciencia del SueloJournal of soil science and plant nutrition v.17 n.3 20172017-09-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-95162017000300020en10.4067/S0718-95162017000300020
institution Scielo Chile
collection Scielo Chile
language English
topic Plant age
plant species
depletion of P fractions
spellingShingle Plant age
plant species
depletion of P fractions
Cabeza,Ricardo A.
Myint,Kyi
Steingrobe,Bernd
Stritsis,Christos
Schulze,Joachim
Claassen,Norbert
Phosphorus fractions depletion in the rhizosphere of young and adult maize and oilseed rape plants
description In alkaline soils, where most of the P is acid soluble, we hypothesize that species that acidify the rhizosphere such as oilseed rape, are more efficient to use soil P than for example maize. In field experiments, adult maize plants extracted more P per unit of root than young plants. Here we hypothesize that older plants access P fractions that younger plants were not able to. Thus, the aim of this research was to study the P fractions used by maize and oilseed rape growing in an acid sandy and a neutral loamy soil and how plant age might affect it. A special pot system was developed in which P uptake by the plants came from roots that grew freely in soil. To obtain rhizosphere soil, a portion of the roots was concentrated to form a root mat on a planar soil surface covered by a fine nylon mesh. Cutting the soil on the other side of the mesh into slices gave rhizosphere soil at different distances from the root surface. We examined the P fractions used by maize and oilseed rape at three growth stages by measuring the depletion of three inorganic (Pi) and two organic (Po) P fractions in the rhizosphere. Oilseed rape did not affect the Po fractions in any of the two soils, and maize only in the acid soil. Both species in both soils depleted only the alkali soluble Pi fraction. The degree of depletion was between 12-26 %. The acid soluble Pi was not depleted by neither oilseed rape nor maize. Plant age had no effect on P fraction depleted or on the degree of depletion.
author Cabeza,Ricardo A.
Myint,Kyi
Steingrobe,Bernd
Stritsis,Christos
Schulze,Joachim
Claassen,Norbert
author_facet Cabeza,Ricardo A.
Myint,Kyi
Steingrobe,Bernd
Stritsis,Christos
Schulze,Joachim
Claassen,Norbert
author_sort Cabeza,Ricardo A.
title Phosphorus fractions depletion in the rhizosphere of young and adult maize and oilseed rape plants
title_short Phosphorus fractions depletion in the rhizosphere of young and adult maize and oilseed rape plants
title_full Phosphorus fractions depletion in the rhizosphere of young and adult maize and oilseed rape plants
title_fullStr Phosphorus fractions depletion in the rhizosphere of young and adult maize and oilseed rape plants
title_full_unstemmed Phosphorus fractions depletion in the rhizosphere of young and adult maize and oilseed rape plants
title_sort phosphorus fractions depletion in the rhizosphere of young and adult maize and oilseed rape plants
publisher Chilean Society of Soil Science / Sociedad Chilena de la Ciencia del Suelo
publishDate 2017
url http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-95162017000300020
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