稻草易地还土对丘陵红壤有机质和主要物理性质的影响

选取新垦坡地和熟化旱地2种典型土地利用类型,研究了稻草易地还土对丘陵红壤有机质含量和主要物理性质的影响,并探讨了土壤有机质、田间持水量、容重、孔隙度间的相关性.结果表明稻草易地还土可提高丘陵红壤有机质含量,改良土壤物理性质,增强土壤蓄水性能.与不施肥或化肥处理相比,稻草易地还土提高了耕层(0～20 cm)土壤有机质含量5.8%～28.9%和＞0.25 mm水稳性大团聚体含量;降低了亚表层(10～15 cm)土壤容重,降低幅度为4.5%～7.5%,提高了亚表层土壤的田间持水量和孔隙度,提高幅度分别为6.8%～16.2%和4.8%～7.7%(P＜0.05).相关分析表明,土壤有机质含量(0～20 cm)与亚表层土壤容重(r=-0.799)、孔隙度(r=0.803)、田间持水量(r=0.844)呈极显著相关(P＜0.01);表层、亚表层土壤田间持水量与土壤容重(r=-0.638)、孔隙度(r=0.664)呈显著相关(P＜0.05).     

枝条覆盖对平茬花棒生长特征和浅层土壤水分的影响

为了综合评价枝条覆盖对不同立地(平地、丘顶、丘间低地)平茬花棒(Hedysarum scoparium)生长特征和浅层土壤水分的影响,以吉兰泰荒漠-绿洲过渡区平茬花棒为研究对象,于2017年4—10月对覆盖与无覆盖平茬花棒物候期、土壤容积含水量、土壤储水量和生长指标等相关指标进行测定。实验结果表明:(1)枝条覆盖有利于平茬花棒提前萌芽,较无覆盖提前5 d以上。(2)枝条覆盖使不同立地平茬花棒生长初期和生长末期0—100 cm土层平均土壤容积含水量增加20.12%以上,且土壤含水量变异系数随土层深度增加变化减缓;土壤储水量在生长初期和生长末期枝条覆盖较无覆盖增加27%以上。(3)枝条覆盖使平茬花棒株高、新生枝数、基径、冠幅较无覆盖增加10.91%以上,同时其生物量鲜重和干重较无覆盖分别增加4.45%—24.17%和3.78%—18.93%。尤其丘间低地平茬花棒生物量增加效果更加明显(P0.05)。但枝条覆盖不能改变平茬花棒生物量分配格局;(4)枝条覆盖和平茬对花棒生长均具有积极作用,枝条覆盖对丘间低地平茬花棒生长促进作用最好。     

秸秆覆盖与施磷对西南冬小麦叶肉导度和CO2同化效率的影响

为探究西南麦区冬小麦旗叶叶肉导度(g_m)与CO₂同化对土壤速效磷缺乏的响应。试验于2020-2022年在四川仁寿试验站进行秸秆覆盖和磷素水平的二因素裂区试验,以秸秆覆盖(SM)和不覆盖(NSM)为主区;三个磷水平0(P0)kg/hm²、75(P75)kg/hm²和120(P120)kg/hm²为裂区,分析小麦旗叶光响应曲线、叶肉导度和CO₂同化对旗叶磷素水平的响应。结果表明:与NSM相比,SM下旗叶比叶重(LMA)、单位面积磷含量(PA)、单位质量磷含量(PM)和净光合速率(P_n)分别提高4.1%、16.9%、12.2%和6.9%,且随着施磷量的增加,旗叶的LMA、PA、PM和P_n呈增加趋势。秸秆覆盖与施磷显著提高旗叶最大净光合速率(P_nmax)和表观量子效率(AQY),增加旗叶的光合潜能。施磷显著提高旗叶光系统II实际光化学效率(ΦPSII),最大羧化效率(V_cmax)、核酮糖-1,5-二磷酸羧化酶(Rubisco)活力、胞间CO₂浓度(C_c)、叶绿体CO₂浓度(C_c)、气孔导度(g_s)和g_m,P75和P120较P0分别提高16.8%-23.8%、27.9%-35.3%、30.9%-61.7%、1.4%-3.6%、4.8%-13.1%、9.0%-10.2%和16.0%-16.9%,P75和P120无显著差异。秸秆覆盖与施磷降低旗叶的气孔限制(L_s)和叶肉限制(L_m),生化限制(L_b)是光合速率的主要限制因子。综上所述,秸秆覆盖配施75kg/hm²磷肥可提高西南冬小麦旗叶磷素含量、光系统II实际光化学效率、叶肉导度和CO₂同化效率,降低气孔限制和叶肉限制,从而提高旗叶净光合速率。     

Biodelignification of wheat straw by different fungal associations

Seven strains of fungi were tested individually as well as in different combinations to determine their lignin degrading ability using wheat straw as natural substrate. When tested individuallyPhanerochaete chrysosporium caused a maximum loss in total organic matter (26.45%) as well as in the lignin component (28.93%). The associations between different groups: white-rot plus white-rot, white-rot plus brown-rot and white-rot plus soft-rot fungi revealed that in certain combinations the ligninolysis was enhanced to variable extent.Deadalea flavida plusP. chrysosporium was the best association to bring about a lignin loss of 36.27%.     

Assessment of winter wheat cultivars for changes in straw composition and digestibility in response to fungicide and growth regulator treatments

The effects of a combined fungicide and growth regulator treatment on the composition and dry matter digestibility of straw samples of winter wheat cultivars, Beaver, Brigadier, Hussar, Mercia, Riband, Genesis, Hunter, Spark, Cadenza and Flame, were compared. The samples were analysed for nitrogen, ash, fibre fractions and minerals. Nitrogen content of treated samples was reduced compared to the untreated control samples and in contrast the proportion of ash increased for all the treated samples. All samples were analysed by derivative thermogravimetry (DTG) to determine changes in fibre composition. Only six cultivars were analysed by chemical fractionation methods to determine changes in lignin, cellulose and hemicellulose content. The results from the two methods of fibre analysis were broadly similar. K, Ca, Mg and Na concentrations of the treated straw samples were found to be different to the untreated samples. Increase in dry matter digestibility (DMD) of treated straw was observed for all cultivars; the effects on Beaver, Brigadier, Mercia, Riband, Genesis, Hunter and Cadenza were most pronounced, but were less for Hussar, Spark and Flame. The potential impact of these changes in straw quality on organic mushroom compost preparation is briefly discussed.     

Cell-wall-degrading enzymes of aquatic hyphomycetes: a review

Reports of cell-wall-degrading enzymes of aquatic hyphomycetes are reviewed, including pectinases, cellulases, hemicellulases, laminarinases and chitinases and the ability of these fungi to degrade lignin and straw. New evidence of enzymic activity is presented for 14 species.     

Barley straw as an inhibitor of algal growth III: the role of fungal decomposition

Rotting barley straw, which is known to inhibit algal growth, has been subjected to mycological examination. A wide range of fungi was isolated from submerged, aerated decomposing straw and tested for antialgal effects againstChlorella on agar plates. Three species, each the dominant isolate from different batches of straw, inhibited the alga. However, the general antialgal effects of decomposing straw are unlikely to be explained by antialgal properties of specific fungi.author for correspondence