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What will happen if we apply high concentration phosphate fertilizer?

Published: 2024-11-08 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/08, What will happen if we apply high concentration phosphate fertilizer? Please introduce that the main component of ordinary calcium superphosphate is monocalcium phosphate, the content of phosphorus in fertilizer is 14% 18%, and the by-component is calcium sulfate, accounting for about 50%. Therefore, the application of common superphosphate can not only provide phosphorus nutrition for crops, but also obtain sulfur nutrition for crops. But calcium superphosphate.

What will happen if we apply high concentration phosphate fertilizer? Please introduce that the main component of ordinary calcium superphosphate is monocalcium phosphate, the content of phosphorus in fertilizer is 14% 18%, and the by-component is calcium sulfate, accounting for about 50%. Therefore, the application of common superphosphate can not only provide phosphorus nutrition for crops, but also obtain sulfur nutrition for crops. However, calcium superphosphate has low phosphorus content and many by-components. In order to overcome this shortcoming, there is a kind of phosphate fertilizer called heavy superphosphate. The manufacturing method of heavy superphosphate has been improved so that the fertilizer does not contain impurities such as calcium sulfate, so that the content of phosphorus is greatly increased and becomes a high concentration phosphate fertilizer. Therefore, the year-round application of heavy superphosphate will naturally lead to the problem of sulfur deficiency. The symptom of sulfur deficiency in crops is very similar to that of nitrogen deficiency, which is mainly characterized by the loss of green and yellowing of leaves, but from a subtle point of view, they are different. The symptoms of nitrogen deficiency begin with the lower old leaves, while the symptoms of sulfur deficiency begin with the upper new leaves. For example, when the potato is deficient in sulfur, the upper leaves are generally yellowed at first, and brown spots appear on the leaves in severe cases. The phenomenon of sulfur deficiency in soil is due to the problem of the composition of calcium phosphate and heavy superphosphate. Therefore, the editor suggests that when planting sulfur-loving crops, we should choose ordinary superphosphate or alternately apply common superphosphate and heavy superphosphate in order to reduce the occurrence of soil sulfur deficiency. Click to get more nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium application techniques click to get more chemical fertilizer application techniques

 
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