Paper · 2011 · Shandong Agricultural Sciences

Efficiency of Special Controlled-release Fertilizer on Young Tea Garden

Han Xiao-yang

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Abstract

The Kingenta special controlled-release fertilizers(CRF1、CRF2) and the common fertilizer(CCF) were applied in 2-year-old tea garden.The pure nitrogen yearly application amount of CCF was 100.8 kg/hm2;that of CRF1-1,CRF1-2,CRF1-3,CRF2-1,CRF2-2 was 100%,80%,50%,100%,50% of that of CCF respectively.The field experiment results were as follows.The application of CRF1-1 and CRF2-1 could remarkably increase the contents of available N,P,K in soil in spring and summer,but the nutrients in all treatments were in short supply in autumn.The application of CRF also could increase the photosynthetic rate,100-bud weight,amino acid content and reduce the ratio of polyphenol to amino acid so as to improve the quality of green tea in Shandong.The fertilizer application amount in Shandong young tea garden was in short supply.The experiment should be conducted continuously to make sure the best fertilizer application amount based on the CRF2-1 treatment.

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Controlled-release fertilizer CRF1-1 and CRF2-1 increased available N, P and K contents in soil in spring and summer.

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teat0
Treatment
CRF1-1 and CRF2-1e1
Outcome
available N,P,K in soile1
Direction
increasee1
Qualifier
in spring and summere1

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“The application of CRF1-1 and CRF2-1 could remarkably increase the contents of available N,P,K in soil in spring and summer”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Nutrients in all fertilizer treatments were in short supply in autumn.

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teat0
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nutrientse2
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in short supply in autumne2

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“but the nutrients in all treatments were in short supply in autumn”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Controlled-release fertilizer application increased photosynthetic rate, 100-bud weight and amino acid content of green tea.

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teat0
Treatment
application of CRFe3
Outcome
photosynthetic rate,100-bud weight,amino acid contente3
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increasee3
Setting
Shandonge3

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“The application of CRF also could increase the photosynthetic rate,100-bud weight,amino acid content and reduce the ratio of polyphenol to amino acid so as to improve the quality of green tea in Shandong”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Controlled-release fertilizer application reduced the ratio of polyphenol to amino acid in green tea.

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teat0
Treatment
application of CRFe3
Outcome
ratio of polyphenol to amino acide3
Direction
reducee3
Setting
Shandonge3

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“The application of CRF also could increase the photosynthetic rate,100-bud weight,amino acid content and reduce the ratio of polyphenol to amino acid so as to improve the quality of green tea in Shandong”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

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The authors recommend continuing the experiment to determine the best fertilizer application amount, based on the CRF2-1 treatment.

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teat0
Treatment
CRF2-1 treatmente5
Outcome
best fertilizer application amounte5

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“The experiment should be conducted continuously to make sure the best fertilizer application amount based on the CRF2-1 treatment”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The fertilizer application amount in the Shandong young tea garden was in short supply.

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teat0
Outcome
fertilizer application amounte4
Qualifier
in short supplye4
Setting
Shandonge4

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“The fertilizer application amount in Shandong young tea garden was in short supply”

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fertilization · physiology: photosynthesis · Camellia sinensis (black tea)Results agree

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fertilization · quality: phytochemicals · Camellia sinensis (black tea)Results agree

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