A Review on the Influence of Medium and Trace Elements on the Quality of Agricultural Products
Scientific Journal of Technology, (2024), Vol.6, No.6, pp.14-17
Published: June 21, 2024
DOI: 10.54691/27brk589
Abstract
In recent years, soil salinization has become a serious problem in the global environment. The application of organic fertilizer to improve saline-alkali soil has been widely concerned because of its advantages of improving soil fertility, improving soil structure and improving soil salt ion composition. This paper reviews the mechanism of saline-alkali soil improvement, and expounds the improvement prospect of organic fertilizer on saline-alkali soil from the influence of organic fertilizer on soil physical and chemical properties, water and salt transport law, crop yield and quality, in order to provide theoretical guidance for saline-alkali soil restoration.
Keywords:
Salinization; Organic Fertilizer; Water and Salt Transport; Saline-alkali.
APA Citation:
Luyao Wang, Wen Sun (2024). A Review on the Influence of Medium and Trace Elements on the Quality of Agricultural Products. Scientific Journal of Technology, 6(6), 14-17. https://doi.org/10.54691/27brk589
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