Acidification indices and organic carbon characteristics of acidic soil with different straw incorporation rates
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https://doi.org/10.3329/bjb.v54i30.85186Keywords:
Acidic tobacco-growing soil, Straw incorporation rates, Characteristics of organic carbon, Acidification indices, Nutrient contentAbstract
This study analyzed the acidification indices and organic carbon differences of acidic tobacco-growing soils with different straw incorporation rates. The results showed that the Tengchong acidic tobacco-growing soil had low potential acidity and high base saturation. The long-term straw incorporation increased the organic matter year by year, but the soil pH in the tobacco growing season showed a decreasing trend. The ratio of humic acid to extractable humus (PQ), HA/FA value, E4 value, the rA value at 1630/cm in the infrared emission peak band, and the relative area after integration were significantly higher than those of the soils from Changning Jifei Town and Yongan Xiyang Town. The E4/E6 value, △logK value, and A2920/A1630 value of the soil collected from Tengchong were lower than those of soils from the other two areas. Thus, the soil from Tengchong had a high relative HA content in its humus composition and a complex organic carbon structure.
Bangladesh J. Bot. 54(3): 631-644, 2025 (September) Special
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