英文摘要 |
An improvement of casing soil by using green manure and other organic residues under open-air conditions and a series of artificial mixed casing soils for mushroom production in mushroom-house were described in this paper. The chief results were summarized as follows: 1. The analytical data of field samples showed that under open-air conditions and constant field capacity moisture level, all kinds of the experimental plant residues were very rapidly decomposed, but still there were some differences between the residues. For instance, the pars-grass and chaff-flower were decomposed somewhat slower than that of the green manure residues. On improving of available moisture capacity, it was indicated that when the residues plowed into the soil and after a period of decomposing, the available moisture content of the plow layer can be risen to a higher level, while the surface layer was only with a little influence. 2. The physical and chemical properties of the artificial mixed casing soils were varied with the quantity and kinds of the experimental residues and the duration of stacking period. The readily decomposing residues can be used in a larger quantity and a shorter period of piling. In the other case, for the more difficult decomposing residues, smaller quantity should be used and a longer period of piling isneeded. 3. After a period of stacking. when the organic portion of the artificial mixed casing soils still have a large amount of unhumified states, which may not give a satisfactory result of mushroom production; even the available moisture content was high, the distribution of aggregates was reasonable. Otherwise, when the organic residues become amorphous materials, the organic matter content was at or near 5-10%, and the available water content was in medium level, at such combination of conditions, it will yield a better crop. |