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Impact of elevated CO2 on soil phosphorus dynamics of lentil (Lens culinaris L. medik) genotypes Dutta Asik*, Lamichaney Amrit, Hazra Kali K., Kumar Narendra ICAR-Indian Institute of Pulses Research, Kanpur-208024, Uttar Pradesh, India *E-mail: asikdutta975@gmail.com
Online published on 20 November, 2023. Abstract The rising level of carbon-di-oxide (CO2) has an enormous impact on crop growth and physiology especially in the case of legumes. In general elevated CO2 (e[CO2]) has a positive impact on legumes but, to maximize the benefit crops must be supplemented with adequate levels of essential nutrients especially phosphorus (P). Therefore, a controlled experiment under OTC has been taken to understand the impact of short-term e[CO2] on soil P-dynamics and changes in labile and non-labile soil P-pools under two contrasting genotypes of lentil namely, IPL-316 and IPL-406. Results showed soluble-P (sol-P) and di-calcium P (Ca2-P) both increased significantly under e[CO2] in the case of both the genotypes and results are more prominent in IPL-316. The ratio of labile: non-labile P increased under e[CO2] by 28% and 18% for IPL-316 and IPL-406 respectively over ambient. Organic carbon and available nitrogen (N) and P also increased significantly under e[CO2]. Short term exposure of e[CO2] failed to show any noticeable change in bulk soil P-dynamics. Hence, short term e[CO2] exposure can cause marked change in labile P-pools and the results are more prominent in IPL-316. Top Keywords Climate change, Elevated CO2, Lentil, Phosphorus. Top | |
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