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Influences of Water-saving and Nitrogen-reducing on Quality, Yield and Water-Nitrogen Use Efficiency of Protected Tomato
- LIU Zhongliang1, GU Duanyin1, ZHANG Yanyan1, JIAO Juan1, GAO Junjie1*, LIU Shiqi2, TIAN Xiaofei3
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2019, 21(2):
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DOI: 10.13304/j.nykjdb.2018.0302
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In order to explore the appropriate water-nitrogen management pattern for tomato substrate culture in solar greenhouse, this paper studied the effects of water and nitrogen interactions on photosynthetic properties, quality and yield of protected tomato, taking tomato cv. STP-F318 as test material, fixing the quantities of phosphate and potash fertilizer application, designing 3 drip irrigation levels(W1~W3:4 646.25 mm/hm2, 3 097.50 mm/hm2 and 1 548.75 mm/hm2) during growth period and 6 nitrogen fertilizer grades(F1~F6: 572.42 kg/hm2, 542.30 kg/hm2, 512.17 kg/hm2, 482.04 kg/hm2, 451.91 kg/hm2 and 0 kg/hm2) , and taking the local farmers conventional irrigation and fertilization managements (7 650.00 mm/hm2, 600.00 kg/hm2) as the contrast(CK). The results showed that suitable water-nitrogen interaction could significantly increase SPAD value and net photosynthetic rate of leaf, and leaf SPAD value was the largest under W1F4 treatment, reaching 44.83; and net photosynthetic rate was the largest, reaching 16.69 μmol/s2·m under W1F2 treatment. Meanwhile, all the treatments had improved the fruit quality. The highest Vc content was obtained under W1F3 treatment, reaching 30.46 mg/100 g FW, which was 17.61% higher than that of the CK treatment, and there were significant differences between W1F3 treatment and the other treatments. The contents of lycopene and Vc showed the same changing trend as 5.21~7.80 mg/100 g·FW. While the contents of organic acid showed a decreasing trend compared with that of the CK treatment. The sugar-acid ratio of W3F2, W1F1, and W1F3 treatments were 8.25, 8.26, and 8.85, respectively, all with better tastes. As for the yield, W1F2 treatment had the highest yield of 170 985.48kg/hm2, 27.73% higher than that of the CK. The nitrogen agronomic efficiency (NAE) and water use efficiency(WUE) were the highest under W1F4 and W3F4 treatments, respectively, reaching 87.34% and 96.64 kg/mm·hm2. Comprehensive analysis deemed that water and nitrogen interaction could significantly improve tomato quality, increase its yield and water-nitrogen use efficiency. During the growth period, drip irrigation quota 4 646.25 mm/hm2, nitrogen fertilizer amount 542.30 kg/hm2 was the optimum management pattern of water and nitrogen fertilizer under substrate culture of tomato.