Effect of Biochar on Kinetic of potassium release from calcareous soil / northern Iraq | ||
| Kirkuk University Journal For Agricultural Sciences | ||
| Article 25, Volume 13, Issue 3, September 2022, Pages 321-330 PDF (752.94 K) | ||
| Document Type: Research Paper | ||
| DOI: 10.58928/ku22.13325 | ||
| Authors | ||
| M. A. J. Al-Obaidi; N. M. A. Al-Sultan | ||
| College of Agriculture and Forestry, Mosul University. Iraq | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Potassium release was studied in a field in Clay loam soil in one of by the wheat fields of Ba'wiza site, Mosul city (Nineveh Governorate) in the north of Iraq , dominate Ilite mineral, Batch equilibrium method was used of an artificial root of calcium-saturated resin that was field-placed to a depth of 10 centimeters, for a period of 35 days . The potassium release towards the resin reservoir was described using the parabolic diffusion equation, in which it was clear that the release capacity decreased with the increase in the contact time of the resin with the soil, and that the release process went through two phases (the first rapid expressed the alternating phase with a release capacity of (29.87) mg.kg-1. With a coefficient of releasing rate of (5.21) mg.kg.min 0.5, it increased to a releasing capacity of (5.21) mg.kg-1, and with a coefficient of releasing velocity (16.82) mg.kg.min 0.5 after biochar addtion As for the second stage of the release path, which expressed the non-exchangeable phase responsible for the process of release and food processing in long periods, it was characterized by a release capacity of (216.77) mg.kg- 1 and a rate coefficient of (16.91) mg.kg. minutes 0.5 before addtion. It increased to a release capacity of (1030.50) mg.kg-1. With a coefficient of release rate (73.80) mg.kg. min 0.5 after biochar addtion . The fertility calendar based on the capacity and rate of releasing potassium from the mica mineral showed that the soil under study was characterized by a low storage of (246.64) and (1135.9) mg kg-1 in the control and addtion soils, respectively, and a low release rate of (9.555) And (45,309) mg .kg, min 0.5 in control and addtion soils, respectively, and thus these soils are considered to be of low avalibility of potassium release, and this conclusion is of great practical importance to address the problem of potassium in calcareous soils. | ||
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