China Rural Water and Hydropower. 2016, (4):
55-58.
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plot experiments were conducted to research the effects ofdifferent concentrations (0.27,0.2,0.14,0.09,0.05,0.02 mg / kg) of arsenic in rice irrigation water on soil pH, organic matter, total nitrogen, available phosphorus, K and arsenic content, yield and quality of rice.The results show that, the concentration of arsenic in water was significantly negatively correlated with the content of P and K in soil, and was extremely negatively correlated with the total nitrogen content. And was extremely positively correlated with the arsenic content in soil. Under the same circumstances of irrigation water, when the content of arsenic in the water was at the maximum concentration, the content of N,P,K in soil compared to the original soil decreased by 57.83%, 85.85%, 55.85%; the arsenic content in soil compared to the original soil increased by 70.33%. In the range of the low concentration, Arsenic stress caused the inhibition of the growth, yield and quality of rice, but the difference was not significant.