Soil fertility:
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Chapter 1
Soil Fertility and Plant Nutrition..........................................................................1
1.1 Definition and Nature of Soil Fertility........................................................1
1.1.1 Soil Fertility versus Plant Type........................................................2
1.1.2 The Role of Soil Fertility and Fertilizers in Soil Productivity.......2
1.2 Historical Development................................................................................3
1.2.1 Search for the Nourishment of Plants..............................................4
1.2.2 Some Early Developments in America............................................5
1.2.3 Discovery of Essential and Toxic Elements....................................6
1.2.4 Fertilizer Development.....................................................................7
1.2.5 Recent and Current Developments..................................................8
1.2.6 Genetic Improvements to Cope with Mineral Stress......................8
1.3 Soil as a Nutrient Reservoir.........................................................................9
1.3.1 Soil Nutrients versus Plant Needs.................................................10
1.3.2 The Soil Solution and Available Nutrients....................................11
1.3.3 Nutrient Supplying Power..............................................................12
1.4 Root Interception and Movement of Nutrients to Roots...........................13
1.4.1 Root Interception............................................................................13
1.4.2 Mass Flow......................................................................................13
1.4.3 Diffusion.........................................................................................14
1.4.4 Relative Importance of Root Interception, Mass Flow, and
Diffusion.........................................................................................15
1.5 Nutrient Uptake From Soils.......................................................................16
1.5.1 Root Morphology and Nutrient Uptake.........................................16
1.5.2 Carrier Theory of Ion Uptake........................................................18
1.5.3 Nutrient Uptake and Plant Growth................................................20
1.5.4 Root and Soil Interaction...............................................................22
1.6 Importance of Fertilizers............................................................................22
1.6.1 Role of Fertilizers in Food Production..........................................22
1.6.2 Future Needs...................................................................................23
References...........................................................................................................24
Chapter 2
Charge Properties................................................................................................25
2.1 Constant Charge.........................................................................................25
2.1.1 The 2:1 Layer Structure.................................................................26
2.1.2 Isomorphous Substitution...............................................................27
2.2 Variable Charge..........................................................................................28
2.2.1 Variable Charge Minerals...............................................................28
2.2.2 Zero Point of Charge......................................................................29
2.2.3 Variable Charge of Soil Organic Matter........................................30
2.3 Determination of Charge............................................................................31
2.3.1 Cation Exchange Capacity.............................................................31
2.3.2 Anion Exchange Capacity..............................................................31
2.4 The Charge of Soil Organic Matter...........................................................32
2.4.1 Nature of Humus............................................................................32
2.4.2 Effect of Decomposition on Negative Charge...............................32
2.5 The Mineral Weathering Sequence and Charge Development..................33
2.6 Constant Charge 2:1 Layer Phyllosilicates................................................33
2.6.1 Mica, Weathered Mica, and Vermiculite........................................33
2.6.2 Smectites.........................................................................................38
2.6.3 Hydroxy-Aluminum Interlayered Vermiculite and Smectite.........40
2.6.4 Chlorites..........................................................................................42
2.6.5 Illite.................................................................................................42
2.7 Variable Charge 1:1 Layer Phyllosilicates.................................................43
2.7.1 The 1:1 Layer Structure.................................................................43
2.7.2 Kaolinite.........................................................................................43
2.7.3 Halloysite........................................................................................45
2.8 Variable Charge Short-Range Order Aluminosilicates..............................45
2.9 Variable Charge Oxide Minerals................................................................46
2.9.1 Gibbsite...........................................................................................46
2.9.2 Iron Oxides.....................................................................................47
2.10 Charge Characteristics of Soils..................................................................47
2.11 Summary.....................................................................................................48
References...........................................................................................................49
Chapter 3
Ion Adsorption, Exchange, and Fixation............................................................51
3.1 Exchangeable Ion Distribution Near Charged Surfaces............................51
3.1.1 Ion Distribution Near a Negatively Charged Surface....................52
3.1.2 Ions in the Bulk Solution...............................................................54
3.2 Factors Affecting the Cation Exchange Capacity......................................54
3.2.1 Role of Clay and Organic Matter..................................................54
3.2.2 Role of Silt.....................................................................................56
3.3 Cation Exchange Capacity of Soils...........................................................57
3.3.1 Mineral Soil Orders........................................................................57
3.3.2 Organic Soils..................................................................................58
3.4 The Effective Cation Exchange Capacity..................................................59
3.4.1 The Effective Cation Exchange Capacity Profile..........................60
3.4.2 Management of the Cation Exchange Capacity............................61
3.5 Characteristics of Cation Exchange Reactions..........................................61
3.5.1 Effects of Valence and Hydration..................................................62
3.5.2 Complimentary Ion Effect..............................................................62
3.5.3 Dilution Effect................................................................................62
3.6 The Exchange Cations in Soils..................................................................63
3.6.1 Kinds and Terminology..................................................................63
3.6.2 The Exchangeable Cation Suite.....................................................63
3.6.3 Serpentine Soils..............................................................................64
3.6.4 Saline and Sodic Soils....................................................................65
3.6.5 Summary Statement.......................................................................65
3.7 Exchangeable Cations as a Source of Plant Nutrients..............................66
3.7.1 Calculation of the Amount of Exchangeable Cations...................66
3.7.2 Exchangeable Cations versus Plant Needs....................................66
3.8 Specific Cation Adsorption........................................................................67
3.9 Anion Adsorption and Exchange...............................................................67
3.9.1 Nonspecific Anion Exchange.........................................................68
3.9.2 Specific Anion Adsorption.............................................................68
3.10 Soils with Equal Amounts of Anion and Cation Exchange Capacity.......68
References...........................................................................................................69
Chapter 4
Soil Reaction.......................................................................................................71
4.1 Determination of Soil pH...........................................................................71
4.1.1 Common Methods..........................................................................71
4.1.2 Factors Affecting Soil pH Measurement.......................................72
4.2 The Soil pH Continuum.............................................................................73
4.2.1 Alkaline Soils.................................................................................73
4.2.2 Neutral Soils...................................................................................74
4.2.3 Acid Soils.......................................................................................75
4.2.4 Summary Statement.......................................................................77
4.3 Forms of Soil Acidity.................................................................................77
4.4 Reaction of Soil Orders..............................................................................78
4.4.1 Alkaline and Neutral Soils.............................................................79
4.4.2 Acid Soils Underlain with Alkaline Layers...................................79
4.4.3 Acid Soils without Underlying Alkaline Layers...........................80
4.5 Atmospheric Inputs....................................................................................81
4.5.1 Acid Rain........................................................................................81
4.5.2 Dust.................................................................................................81
4.5.3 Volcanic Ejecta...............................................................................82
4.6 Effects of Soil pH on Plant Growth..........................................................82
4.6.1 Acid Soil Infertility........................................................................82
4.6.2 Alkaline Soil Infertility..................................................................85
4.6.3 Soil pH and Plant Growth..............................................................86
4.6.4 Plant Response to Soil pH.............................................................87
4.7 Extreme Weathering Effects on pH...........................................................87
References...........................................................................................................90
Chapter 5
Soil pH Management..........................................................................................93
5.1 The pH Preferences of Plants....................................................................93
5.2 Neutralization Reactions............................................................................94
5.3 The Lime Requirement..............................................................................96
5.3.1 Soils with High ECEC and XCa..Na.............................................96
5.3.2 Soils with Low ECEC and XCa..Na..............................................98
5.3.3 Soils with Very Low ECEC and XCa..Na.....................................99
5.4 Liming Practices.........................................................................................99
5.4.1 Limestone as a Liming Material..................................................100
5.4.2 Lime Application..........................................................................102
5.4.3 Overtiming....................................................................................103
5.4.4 Effect of Flooding on Lime Needs..............................................103
5.5 Other Liming Materials............................................................................104
5.5.1 Marl..............................................................................................104
5.5.2 Blast Furnace and Basic Oxygen Furnace Slag..........................104
5.5.3 Wood Ashes..................................................................................105
5.6 Selection of a Liming Material................................................................105
5.7 Culturally Produced Soil Acidity.............................................................106
5.7.1 Acidity and Basicity of Fertilizers...............................................106
5.7.2 Culturally Produced Acid Soils of the Pacific Northwest...........108
5.7.3 Culturally Produced Acid Soils of the Great Plains....................108
5.8 Soil Acidification......................................................................................110
5.8.1 Acidifying Soil Using Sulfur.......................................................110
5.8.2 Other Strategies for Growing Plants on Alkaline Soils...............112
5.9 Summary...................................................................................................112
References.........................................................................................................113
Chapter 6
Nitrogen.............................................................................................................115
6.1 The Nitrogen Cycle..................................................................................115
6.1.1 Inventory of the Earth s Nitrogen.................................................115
6.1.2 Factors Affecting Soil Nitrogen Content.....................................117
6.1.3 The Soil Nitrogen Cycle..............................................................117
6.1.4 Importance of Biological Nitrogen Fixation...............................117
6.2 Biological Nitrogen Fixation...................................................................119
6.2.1 Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation........................................................119
6.2.2 Nonsymbiotic Nitrogen Fixation.................................................123
6.3 Mineralization...........................................................................................123
6.3.1 Factors Affecting Mineralization.................................................123
6.3.2 Carbon to Nitrogen Ratio.............................................................125
6.3.3 Mineralization Under Anaerobic Conditions...............................127
6.3.4 Effects of Accessibility and Recalcitrance..................................128
6.4 Nitrification...............................................................................................128
6.4.1 Factors Affecting Nitrification.....................................................129
6.4.2 Summary Statement.....................................................................130
6.5 Immobilization..........................................................................................130
6.6 Denitrification...........................................................................................130
6.6.1 Factors Affecting Denitrification..................................................131
6.6.2 Denitrification in Wetland Rice Soils..........................................132
6.7 Ammonium Fixation................................................................................133
6.8 Summary Statement for Soil Nitrogen Cycle..........................................134
6.9 Nitrogen Uptake by Plants.......................................................................134
6.9.1 Enhanced Ammonium Nutrition..................................................135
6.10 Nitrogen Distribution and Cycling in Ecosystems..................................135
6.10.1 Nitrogen and Carbon Pools in Grassland Ecosystems................135
6.10.2 Nitrogen and Carbon Pools in Forest Ecosystems......................136
6.10.3 Nitrogen Cycling in a Natural Ecosystem...................................136
6.10.4 Nitrogen Pools and Cycling in Agricultural Soils.......................137
6.10.5 Summary Statement.....................................................................139
6.11 Basis of Nitrogen Fertilizer Recommendations.......................................140
6.11.1 Grain Crops..................................................................................140
6.11.2 Legume Crops..............................................................................142
6.11.3 Crops Grown on Organic Soils....................................................143
References.........................................................................................................143
Chapter 7
Phosphorus........................................................................................................145
7.1 Inventory of the Earth s Phosphorus........................................................145
7.2 Phosphorus Cycling in Soil Development...............................................146
7.2.1 Forms in Young and Moderately Weathered Soils......................146
7.2.2 Forms in Strongly and Intensely Weathered Soils......................147
7.3 Phosphorus in Fertilized Agricultural Soils.............................................148
7.3.1 Soil Solution Phosphorus.............................................................148
7.3.2 Adsorbed Phosphorus...................................................................150
7.4 Precipitated Phosphorus...........................................................................153
7.4.1 Calcareous Soils...........................................................................153
7.4.2 Mildly Acid Soils.........................................................................154
7.4.3 Strongly Acid Soils......................................................................154
7.5 Biologically Incorporated Phosphorus.....................................................154
7.6 Soil Organic Phosphorus..........................................................................155
7.7 Phosphorus Uptake by Plants..................................................................156
7.8 Basis of Phosphorus Fertilizer Recommendations..................................157
7.9 Recommendations for Phosphorus Fertilization of Crops......................159
7.10 Environmental Concerns of Soils High in Phosphorus...........................159
References.........................................................................................................160
Chapter 8
Potassium...........................................................................................................163
8.1 The Soil Potassium Cycle........................................................................163
8.2 Mineral Weathering Release of Potassium..............................................165
8.2.1 Potassium Minerals......................................................................166
8.2.2 Feldspar Weathering and Potassium Release...............................167
8.2.3 Mica Weathering and Potassium Release....................................167
8.2.4 Weathering Rates and Relative Availability.................................168
8.2.5 Weathering of Sedimentary Mica................................................170
8.3 Potassium Fixation...................................................................................170
8.3.1 Wedge-Zone Fixation...................................................................170
8.3.2 Expanded Interlayer Space Fixation............................................171
8.3.3 Significance of Potassium Fixation..............................................172
8.3.4 Summary Statement.....................................................................173
8.4 Leaching Loss...........................................................................................174
8.5 Plant and Soil Potassium Relationships...................................................174
8.5.1 Uptake and Role in Plants...........................................................175
8.5.2 Potassium Uptake from Soils.......................................................175
8.5.3 Luxury Consumption....................................................................176
8.6 Potassium Buffer Capacity.......................................................................177
8.6.1 Quantity and Intensity Relationships...........................................178
8.7 Factors Affecting Uptake of Potassium...................................................179
8.7.1 Soil Moisture................................................................................179
8.7.2 Cation Exchange Capacity...........................................................179
8.7.3 Exchangeable Cation Suite..........................................................180
8.7.4 Soil pH Influences........................................................................180
8.7.5 Soil Aeration.................................................................................180
8.7.6 Plant Differences..........................................................................181
8.7.7 Topsoil versus Subsoil Potassium................................................181
8.8 Basis of Potassium Fertilizer Recommendations....................................182
8.9 Replacement of Potassium by Sodium....................................................183
References.........................................................................................................183
Chapter 9
Calcium, Magnesium, Sulfur, and Chlorine.....................................................185
9.1 Calcium.....................................................................................................185
9.1.1 Forms in Soils..............................................................................185
9.1.2 Plant Uptake.................................................................................187
9.1.3 Causes of Calcium Deficiency.....................................................187
9.2 Magnesium...............................................................................................188
9.2.1 Forms in Soils..............................................................................188
9.2.2 Plant Uptake.................................................................................188
9.2.3 Causes of Magnesium Deficiency................................................189
9.3 Sulfur ......................................................................................................189
9.3.1 Sulfur Content of Crops and Atmospheric Deposition...............189
9.3.2 Sulfur Cycles................................................................................190
9.3.3 Plant Responses to Sulfur............................................................192
9.3.4 Diagnosing Sulfur Deficiencies...................................................192
9.3.5 Correcting Sulfur Deficiencies.....................................................193
9.4 Chlorine....................................................................................................193
References.........................................................................................................193
Chapter 10
Micronutrients...................................................................................................195
10.1 Classification of Micronutrients and Trace Elements..............................195
10.1.1 Essential Micronutrients...............................................................196
10.2 Copper and Zinc.......................................................................................197
10.2.1 Copper..........................................................................................197
10.2.2 Zinc...............................................................................................198
10.3 Manganese and Iron.................................................................................200
10.3.1 Manganese....................................................................................201
10.3.2 Iron................................................................................................203
10.4 Boron and Molybdenum..........................................................................205
10.4.1 Boron............................................................................................205
10.4.2 Molybdenum.................................................................................205
10.5 Trace Elements that May Be Toxic.........................................................206
10.6 Methods of Evaluating Soil Fertility for Micronutrients........................208
10.6.1 Soil Testing for Micronutrients....................................................208
10.6.2 Tissue Testing for Micronutrients................................................208
10.7 Micronutrient Deficiency Symptoms.......................................................209
10.7.1 Zinc...............................................................................................210
10.7.2 Molybdenum.................................................................................211
10.7.3 Manganese....................................................................................212
10.7.4 Copper..........................................................................................212
10.7.5 Boron............................................................................................212
10.7.6 Iron................................................................................................213
References.........................................................................................................214
Chapter 11
Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium Fertilizers.............................................217
11.1 Nitrogen Fertilizers...................................................................................217
11.1.1 The Major Nitrogen Carriers.......................................................217
11.1.2 Anhydrous Ammonia...................................................................218
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.4 Ammonium Nitrate.......................................................................222
.5 Nitrogen Solutions........................................................................222
.6 Controlled Release Fertilizers......................................................223
.7 Other Nitrogen Fertilizers............................................................224
Nitrogen Carrier Comparisons.....................................................224
1.9 Organic Nitrogen Fertilizers........................................................224
11.2 Phosphorus Fertilizers..............................................................................225
11.2.1 Superphosphates...........................................................................225
11.2.2 Phosphoric Acid Production.........................................................227
11.2.3 Ammonium Phosphates................................................................227
11.3 Use of Phosphorus Fertilizers..................................................................228
11.3.1 Use of Rock Phosphate................................................................228
11.3.2 Use of Superphosphates...............................................................229
11.4 Fate of Applied Fertilizer Phosphorus.....................................................230
11.4.1 Initial Reactions of Soluble Fertilizer Phosphorus......................230
11.4.2 Residual Soil Phosphorus.............................................................231
11.4.3 Effect of No-Till on Soil Phosphorus..........................................232
11.5 Potassium Fertilizers................................................................................232
11.5.1 Potassium Ore Deposits...............................................................232
11.5.2 Fractional Crystallization Method...............................................233
11.5.3 Froth Rotation Method................................................................233
11.5.4 Heavy-Media Separation..............................................................234
11.5.5 Sizing and Granulation.................................................................235
11.5.6 Other Processes and Materials.....................................................235
References.........................................................................................................235
Chapter 12
Mixed Fertilizers...............................................................................................237
12.1 Major Fertilizer Systems..........................................................................237
12.2 Granular Fertilizers...................................................................................238
12.2.1 Melt Granulation..........................................................................238
12.2.2 Caking and Dustiness...................................................................241
12.3 Bulk-Blended Fertilizers..........................................................................241
12.3.1 Chemical Incompatibility of Intermediates.................................242
12.3.2 Segregation...................................................................................242
12.4 Fluid Fertilizers........................................................................................244
12.4.1 Liquid Fertilizers..........................................................................246
12.4.2 Suspension Fertilizers...................................................................246
12.5 Addition and Incorporation of Micronutrients........................................247
12.5.1 Addition to Granular Fertilizers...................................................247
12.5.2 Addition to Fluid Fertilizers........................................................248
12.6 Salt Index..................................................................................................248
12.7 Fertilizer and Pesticide Combinations.....................................................250
12.7.1 Herbicide and Fertilizer Combination..........................................251
12.7.2 Insecticide and Fertilizer Combination........................................251
References.........................................................................................................251
Chapter 13
Soil Fertility Evaluation....................................................................................253
13.1 Plant-Deficiency Symptoms.....................................................................253
13.2 Soil Tests..................................................................................................254
13.2.1 Soil Sampling...............................................................................255
13.2.2 Types of Tests...............................................................................257
13.2.3 Soil Test Correlation.....................................................................257
13.2.4 Calibration of Soil Test with Yield Responses............................259
13.2.5 Subsoil Testing.............................................................................260
13.3 Plant Analysis...........................................................................................261
13.3.1 Plant Composition and Yield.......................................................261
13.3.2 Crop Logging...............................................................................263
13.3.3 Rapid Plant Tissue Tests..............................................................264
13.3.4 Diagnosis and Recommendation Integrated System...................265
References.........................................................................................................265
Chapter 14
Application and Use of Fertilizers....................................................................267
14.1 Fertilizer Application Practices................................................................267
14.1.1 Injection of Anhydrous Ammonia................................................268
14.1.2 Band Application..........................................................................268
14.1.3 Broadcast Application..................................................................270
14.1.4 Combining Broadcast Application with Tillage Operations........270
14.1.5 Application in No-Till Systems...................................................271
14.1.6 Fertigation.....................................................................................271
14.1.7 Foliar Application.........................................................................272
14.1.8 Deep Soil Placement....................................................................273
14.2 Fertilizer Recommendation Philosophies................................................274
14.2.1 Maintenance Fertilizer Recommendations...................................274
14.2.2 Nutrient Sufficiency Recommendations.......................................275
14.2.3 Basic Cation Saturation Ratio......................................................275
14.2.4 Summary Statement.....................................................................276
14.3 Fertilizer and Plant-Water Relations........................................................276
14.3.1 Water-Use Efficiency....................................................................277
14.3.2 Effect of Water on Nutrient Availability......................................277
14.4 Economics of Fertilizer Use....................................................................278
14.4.1 Profit Maximization from Fertilizer Use.....................................279
14.5 Environmental Concerns..........................................................................280
14.5.1 Nitrogen........................................................................................280
14.5.2 The Pre-Sidedress Nitrate Nitrogen Test.....................................281
14.5.3 Phosphorus....................................................................................281
14.6 Site-Specific Fertilizer Application..........................................................282
References.........................................................................................................282
Index..................................................................................................................285
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| indexdate | 2024-07-09T18:13:32Z |
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| language | English |
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