Growth, morphological and physiological responses of alfalfa (Medicago sativa) to phosphorus supply in two alkaline soils

Background and aims Phosphorus (P) deficiency is a major problem for alfalfa (Medicago sativa) productivity on alkaline soils on the Loess Plateau, China. Our aim was to investigate growth, morphological and physiological responses of alfalfa to P supply in two alkaline soils when water supply is li...

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Published in	Plant and soil Vol. 416; no. 1/2; pp. 565 - 584
Main Authors	He, Honghua, Peng, Qi, Wang, Xia, Fan, Chenbin, Pang, Jiayin, Lambers, Hans, Zhang, Xingchang
Format	Journal Article
Language	English
Published	Cham Springer 01.07.2017 Springer International Publishing Springer Nature B.V
Subjects	Alfalfa Alkaline soils Biomedical and Life Sciences Carboxylates Chemical properties China Ecology Life Sciences Loess Medicago sativa Morphology Nutrient concentrations Nutrient uptake Nutrients pH effects Phosphate fertilizers Phosphorus Physiological aspects physiological response Physiological responses Physiology Plant development Plant growth Plant Physiology Plant Sciences Plant-soil relationships Regular Article Rhizosphere Soil chemistry Soil investigations Soil pH Soil Science & Conservation Soil types Soil water Soils Water supply China ) Phosphorus uptake Alfalfa Rhizosphere carboxylates Root morphology Mineral nutrients
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Abstract	Background and aims Phosphorus (P) deficiency is a major problem for alfalfa (Medicago sativa) productivity on alkaline soils on the Loess Plateau, China. Our aim was to investigate growth, morphological and physiological responses of alfalfa to P supply in two alkaline soils when water supply is limited. Methods A pot experiment was carried out to grow alfalfa in two alkaline soils supplied with different rates of P. Parameters of plant growth and root morphology, rhizosphere pH and carboxylates, and plant concentrations of mineral nutrients were measured. Results Plant growth and nutrient uptake were enhanced by supplying P, but shoot growth was not further increased when P supply was >20 μg P g−1 soil. Specific root length was only responsive to changes in soil P when P supply was low in the loessial soil. The rhizosphere carboxylate amount was significantly greater when no P was supplied than when P was supplied to the loessial soil. The rhizosphere pH was lower than the bulk soil pH, but did not vary with soil P. Conclusions A P supply of 20 μg P g−1 soil was optimal for alfalfa growth. The responses of specific root length and rhizosphere carboxylates depended on soil type.
AbstractList	Background and aims Phosphorus (P) deficiency is a major problem for alfalfa (Medicago sativa) productivity on alkaline soils on the Loess Plateau, China. Our aim was to investigate growth, morphological and physiological responses of alfalfa to P supply in two alkaline soils when water supply is limited. Methods A pot experiment was carried out to grow alfalfa in two alkaline soils supplied with different rates of P. Parameters of plant growth and root morphology, rhizosphere pH and carboxylates, and plant concentrations of mineral nutrients were measured. Results Plant growth and nutrient uptake were enhanced by supplying P, but shoot growth was not further increased when P supply was >20 μg P g−1 soil. Specific root length was only responsive to changes in soil P when P supply was low in the loessial soil. The rhizosphere carboxylate amount was significantly greater when no P was supplied than when P was supplied to the loessial soil. The rhizosphere pH was lower than the bulk soil pH, but did not vary with soil P. Conclusions A P supply of 20 μg P g−1 soil was optimal for alfalfa growth. The responses of specific root length and rhizosphere carboxylates depended on soil type. Background and aims Phosphorus (P) deficiency is a major problem for alfalfa ( Medicago sativa ) productivity on alkaline soils on the Loess Plateau, China. Our aim was to investigate growth, morphological and physiological responses of alfalfa to P supply in two alkaline soils when water supply is limited. Methods A pot experiment was carried out to grow alfalfa in two alkaline soils supplied with different rates of P. Parameters of plant growth and root morphology, rhizosphere pH and carboxylates, and plant concentrations of mineral nutrients were measured. Results Plant growth and nutrient uptake were enhanced by supplying P, but shoot growth was not further increased when P supply was >20 μg P g −1 soil. Specific root length was only responsive to changes in soil P when P supply was low in the loessial soil. The rhizosphere carboxylate amount was significantly greater when no P was supplied than when P was supplied to the loessial soil. The rhizosphere pH was lower than the bulk soil pH, but did not vary with soil P. Conclusions A P supply of 20 μg P g −1 soil was optimal for alfalfa growth. The responses of specific root length and rhizosphere carboxylates depended on soil type. Background and aims Phosphorus (P) deficiency is a major problem for alfalfa (Medicago sativa) productivity on alkaline soils on the Loess Plateau, China. Our aim was to investigate growth, morphological and physiological responses of alfalfa to P supply in two alkaline soils when water supply is limited. Methods A pot experiment was carried out to grow alfalfa in two alkaline soils supplied with different rates of P. Parameters of plant growth and root morphology, rhizosphere pH and carboxylates, and plant concentrations of mineral nutrients were measured. Results Plant growth and nutrient uptake were enhanced by supplying P, but shoot growth was not further increased when P supply was >20 [mu]g P g-1 soil. Specific root length was only responsive to changes in soil P when P supply was low in the loessial soil. The rhizosphere carboxylate amount was significantly greater when no P was supplied than when P was supplied to the loessial soil. The rhizosphere pH was lower than the bulk soil pH, but did not vary with soil P. Conclusions A P supply of 20 [mu]g P g-1 soil was optimal for alfalfa growth. The responses of specific root length and rhizosphere carboxylates depended on soil type. Background and aims Phosphorus (P) deficiency is a major problem for alfalfa (Medicago sativa) productivity on alkaline soils on the Loess Plateau, China. Our aim was to investigate growth, morphological and physiological responses of alfalfa to P supply in two alkaline soils when water supply is limited. Methods A pot experiment was carried out to grow alfalfa in two alkaline soils supplied with different rates of P. Parameters of plant growth and root morphology, rhizosphere pH and carboxylates, and plant concentrations of mineral nutrients were measured. Results Plant growth and nutrient uptake were enhanced by supplying P, but shoot growth was not further increased when P supply was >20 [mu]g P g.sup.-1 soil. Specific root length was only responsive to changes in soil P when P supply was low in the loessial soil. The rhizosphere carboxylate amount was significantly greater when no P was supplied than when P was supplied to the loessial soil. The rhizosphere pH was lower than the bulk soil pH, but did not vary with soil P. Conclusions A P supply of 20 [mu]g P g.sup.-1 soil was optimal for alfalfa growth. The responses of specific root length and rhizosphere carboxylates depended on soil type. BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Phosphorus (P) deficiency is a major problem for alfalfa (Medicago sativa) productivity on alkaline soils on the Loess Plateau, China. Our aim was to investigate growth, morphological and physiological responses of alfalfa to P supply in two alkaline soils when water supply is limited. METHODS: A pot experiment was carried out to grow alfalfa in two alkaline soils supplied with different rates of P. Parameters of plant growth and root morphology, rhizosphere pH and carboxylates, and plant concentrations of mineral nutrients were measured. RESULTS: Plant growth and nutrient uptake were enhanced by supplying P, but shoot growth was not further increased when P supply was >20 μg P g⁻¹ soil. Specific root length was only responsive to changes in soil P when P supply was low in the loessial soil. The rhizosphere carboxylate amount was significantly greater when no P was supplied than when P was supplied to the loessial soil. The rhizosphere pH was lower than the bulk soil pH, but did not vary with soil P. CONCLUSIONS: A P supply of 20 μg P g⁻¹ soil was optimal for alfalfa growth. The responses of specific root length and rhizosphere carboxylates depended on soil type.
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Author	Lambers, Hans Peng, Qi Pang, Jiayin Zhang, Xingchang Wang, Xia Fan, Chenbin He, Honghua
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