Abstract:
Objective The article aimed to study the effects of long-term combined application of organic matter on amino acid quality and mineral element content of rice grain in yellow-mud paddy soil, so as to provide fertilization basis for rational fertilization and improving rice grain quality.
Method The rice grains were collected from 4 treatments of no fertilizer (CK), only fertilizer (NPK), fertilizer + cow dung (NPKM), and fertilizer + full straw returning (NPKS) in the long-term located test of yellow mud field in the 36th year since the beginning, and the contents of amino acids and mineral nutrients in grains of different treatments were analyzed.
Result The total amino acid content of rice grains under fertilization treatment increased by 13.8%-22.8%, and that of NPKM and NPKS treatment increased by 8.0% and 7.0% respectively compared with that of NPK treatment (P < 0.05). The total nitrogen content of grain in fertilization treatment increased by 10.4%-19.2%, and NPKS increased most significantly (P < 0.05). The total phosphorus content in grains treated with NPKM and NPKS increased by 33.1% and 35.9%, and the difference is significant (P < 0.05). Compared with CK, the contents of calcium, magnesium and sulfur in grains of fertilization treatment increased by 3.2%-13.8%, 5.2%-9.0% and 8.6%-12.2%, respectively. Among them, the content of calcium in NPK treatment increased most significantly, while the contents of magnesium and sulfur in NPKM treatment increased most significantly. In addition to the grain iron content, the grain manganese and zinc contents of fertilization treatment increased by 7.1%-31.1% and 16.1%-19.4%, with the most obvious increase in NPKM. The contribution rate of soil alkali hydrolyzable nitrogen content to grain amino acid content was 85.9%, and the effect of soil mineral element content on the amino acid quality of rice grains under different treatments was generally NPKM > NPKS > NPK > CK.
Conclusion Compared with the application of chemical fertilizer, long-term application of organic matter improves the quality of amino acids and the contents of TN, TP, Mg, S mineral elements in rice grains in yellow mud fields. Fertilization also increases the contents of manganese and zinc in the micronutrient elements of rice grains, especially the combination of organic and inorganic fertilizers. The mineral elements of TN, TP and Zn in rice grains showed a univariate quadratic function regression relationship with the effective state contents of N, P and Zn mineral elements in yellow mud field.