Chlorine-containing fertilizers in China

Author: Mao Zhiyun et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publishing Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This book consists of five parts. The introduction provides an overview of the research and development of plant chlorine nutrition and chlorine-containing fertilizer studies both domestically and internationally. The section on plant chlorine nutrition discusses the basic characteristics of plant chlorine nutrition, the testing and classification of critical chlorine tolerance values in plants, as well as the impact of varying chlorine tolerance levels on crop yield and quality. The section on chlorine in soil examines the content and distribution of chlorine in Chinese soils and its effects on crop growth, while introducing the new concept of soil chlorine capacity for crops, providing a scientific basis for the targeted application of chlorine-containing fertilizers. The section on the principles and techniques of applying chlorine-containing fertilizers explores application technologies and methods from perspectives such as plant chlorine tolerance types, soil capacity, the properties of chlorine-containing fertilizers, and the influence of climatic factors on fertilizer effectiveness. The section on the production principles and physicochemical properties of chlorine-containing fertilizers discusses the production principles and physicochemical characteristics of ammonium chloride and potassium chloride, tracing their production development processes. In summary, this book not only summarizes and synthesizes years of research achievements in chlorine-containing fertilizers but also represents a new chapter in agricultural chemistry concerning plant chlorine nutrition. Therefore, it holds significant reference value for future research on chlorine-containing fertilizers, as well as for agricultural, chemical industry science and technology professionals and students at institutions of higher learning.