Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: March 5, 2024
In
contemporary
agriculture,
the
substitution
of
manure
for
chemical
fertilizer
based
on
phosphorus
(P)
input
in
vegetable
production
has
led
to
a
significant
reduction
P
application
rates,
while,
effect
rates
soil
transformation
and
uptake
by
root
remain
unclear.
Physiologia Plantarum,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
176(2)
Published: March 1, 2024
Abstract
Oilseed
rape
(
Brassica
napus
)
is
one
of
the
most
important
oil
crops
in
world
and
shows
sensitivity
to
low
phosphorus
(P)
availability.
In
many
soils,
organic
P
(Po)
main
component
soil
pool.
Po
must
be
mineralised
Pi
through
phosphatases,
then
taken
up
by
plants.
However,
relationship
between
root‐secreted
acid
phosphatases
(APase)
root
morphology
traits,
two
P‐acquisition
strategies
response
deficiency,
unclear
among
B.
genotypes.
This
study
aimed
understand
their
how
they
affect
acquisition,
which
crucial
for
sustainable
utilisation
agricultural
resources.
showed
significant
genotypic
variations
APase
activity
per
unit
fresh
weight
(SAP)
total
plant
(total
SAP)
350
Seed
yield
was
positively
correlated
with
SAP
but
not
significantly
SAP.
Six
traits
18
genotypes
contrasting
biomass
were
compared
under
normal
Pi,
Po.
Genotypes
longer
length
(TRL)
reduced
SAP,
those
shorter
TRL
increased
deficiency.
Additionally,
three
treatments,
also
treatment.
conclusion,
trade‐offs
existed
P‐deficient
conditions.
Total
an
trait
These
results
might
help
breed
greater
ability
availability
Journal of Chromatography A,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
1752, P. 465287 - 465287
Published: Aug. 19, 2024
Investigations
into
soil
organic
phosphorus
(Po)
dynamics
are
instrumental
in
understanding
the
transformations
and
processes
responsible
for
ecosystem
productivity.
However,
quantitative
analysis
of
Po
a
environment
is
extremely
challenging
due
to
low
target
analyte
concentrations
matrix
interferences
with
chromatography
analysis.
Consequently,
two-dimensional
ion
chromatography-tandem
mass
spectrometric
(2D-IC-MS/MS)
method
was
developed
estimate
concentrations.
The
first
dimension
diverted
early
eluting
anions
waste
while
preconcentrating
P
compounds
trap
column,
followed
by
chromatographic
separation
detection
second
dimension.
Detection
done
using
spectrometer,
quantification
performed
multiple
reaction
monitoring
scan
(MRM)
method.
linear
range
studied
compounds,
mostly
nucleotides,
0.05-50
ng/mL.
Most
were
detected
quantified
calcareous
subsoil
samples
concentration
ranges
0.70-51.78
ng/g.
achieved
that
allowed
unambiguous
identification
isobars/isomers
isotopologues
contributing
MS
detection.
improvements
extraction
post-clean-up
procedures
required
complexity
extract
composition,
extreme
effect
and/or
loss
during
preconcentration.
ideal
simultaneously
analyzing
from
environmental
elucidate
key
components
dynamics.
Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
55(6), P. 846 - 861
Published: Nov. 29, 2023
Biostimulants
and
bioinoculants
offer
the
potential
to
enhance
nutrient
use
efficiency
within
agricultural
cropping
systems
thus
reduce
amount
of
mineral
fertilizers
needed
support
crop
growth.
Considerable
uncertainty,
however,
exists
about
their
efficacy
under
different
management
regimes.
The
present
field-based
study
investigated
effects
phosphorus
(P)
solubilizing
bacteria
(PSB)
mycorrhizal
(AMF)
inoculants
in
presence
a
range
mineral-based
P
fertilizers,
including
triple
superphosphate
(TSP),
struvite
rock
phosphate
(RP),
on
growth,
yield,
uptake
barley
(Hordeum
vulgare
L.).
Two
consecutive
field
experiments
performed
low
soil
(Eutric
Cambisol)
revealed
that
(PSB
AMF)
promoted
plant
grain
yield.
Moreover,
comparison
lacking
bio-inoculants,
application
external
sources
combined
with
bio-inoculants
led
significant
increases
leaf
concentration,
total
uptake,
dry
matter,
Grain
yield
significantly
correlated
by
roots
above-ground
parts
(i.e.
stems,
leaves,
spikes)
as
well
concentration
both
seasons.
It
is
concluded
can
help
improve
sustainable
ultimately
leading
greater
sustainability
resilience
cycling.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15
Published: March 5, 2024
In
contemporary
agriculture,
the
substitution
of
manure
for
chemical
fertilizer
based
on
phosphorus
(P)
input
in
vegetable
production
has
led
to
a
significant
reduction
P
application
rates,
while,
effect
rates
soil
transformation
and
uptake
by
root
remain
unclear.