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NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
卷 65, 期 1, 页码 103-110出版社
TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/00288233.2020.1766517
关键词
Cadmium; soil; phosphate; fertiliser; Winchmore
资金
- Fertiliser Association of New Zealand (FANZ)
- Ministry for Primary Industries [A21078]
This study investigated the rate of cadmium accumulation in soils that receive phosphorus fertiliser in New Zealand's agricultural systems and found that soil cadmium concentrations are still increasing in long-term fertiliser trials. It is recommended to continue analysing soil samples from these trials to confirm the long-term trends.
Reliable data on the rate of cadmium (Cd) accumulation in soils that receive phosphorus (P) fertiliser is vital to help manage the impact of Cd in agricultural systems in New Zealand. Studies of the long-term P fertiliser trial at Winchmore, where soils have received 0, 17, or 34 kg P ha(-1)yr(-1)for > 60 years, have reported that soil Cd concentrations over the last 15 years have either plateaued or are still increasing. To address this discrepancy, new soil Cd analysis was conducted on a wider set of archived soil samples from the Winchmore trial, along with some re-analysis of soil samples for Cd. When soil Cd data from previous studies were combined with the more recent set of Cd data, regression analysis indicated soil Cd concentrations in the 17, or 34 kg P ha(-1)yr(-1)fertiliser treatments are still increasing linearly over time. It is recommended soil samples from the long-term Winchmore trial continue to be analysed for Cd to confirm long-term trends, avoiding short-term perturbations. Such long-term trials are invaluable for providing robust information that will help in the ongoing management of Cd in New Zealand.
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