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MENDELNET <strong>2013</strong>EFFECTS OF SOIL CONDITIONER ON GROWTH AND YIELDOF RICE GROWN UNDER ACID SULFATE SOILRattanapichai W. 1, 2 , Kren J. 1 , Duangpatra P. 2 , Kanghae P. 21 Department of Agrosystems and Bioclimatorogy, Faculty of Agronomy, MendelUniversity in Brno, Zemedelska 1, 613 00 Brno, Czech Republic2 Department of Soil Science, Kasetsart University, 50 Ngam Wong Wan Rd, LadyaowChatuchak Bangkok 10900, ThailandE-mail: xrattana@node.mendelu.czABSTRACTThe experiment was conducted to study the effects of various soil conditioners, MK doses (0, 1.56,3.12 and 6.25 tons/ha) and NPK fertilizers (16-8-8 and 16-16-8) on growth and yield of rice grownin acid sulfate soil in Thailand, a Rangsit (Rs) soil series. The result showed that application of MKcaused an increase in tillers per 2 plants, biomass and grain yield as well as silicon uptake.However, there was no effect on native phosphorus in soil and phosphorus uptake. The 16-16-8fertilizer application increased the number of tillers per 2 plants; shoots dry matter and grain yieldwere higher than in 16-8-8 fertilizer model. Grain yields showed highest response when 1.56 kg/haof MK (0.63 kg grain/kg MK) was applied, and the harvest index was highest as well.Key words: soil conditioner, silicon, rice, acid sulfate soilAcknowledgments: This work was supported by a grant from the Construction Products PublicCo.,Ltd. and Department of Soil Science, Faculty of Agriculture, Kasetsart University, Thailand.Furthermore I would like to thank prof. Jan Kren for assistance and guidance in writing process.147 | P age

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