Integrated Application of Inorganic and Organic Fertilizer Enhances Soil Organo-Mineral Associations and Nutrients in Tea Garden Soil

Soil quality is one of the main factors that affect growth and tea (Camellia sinensis L.) plantations. The formation organo-mineral complex critical influence evolution soil fertility. This study used chemical analyses spectroscopy to effects inorganic organic fertilizer on nutrients in garden soil. SR-FTIR analysis revealed clay minerals were connected as nuclei with capacity bind carbon, this interaction was aided by fertilization. Specifically, O-H has quickest reaction aliphatic-C, next Si-O, Fe-O, Al-O OM70. pH fertilization treatments are obviously lower than no (CK) treatment. Furthermore, OM70 OM100 had notably higher values fertilized Organic (OM70) treatment significantly increased matter (SOM), total nitrogen (TN), available phosphorous, potassium (AP, AK), well concentration exchangeable Ca2+ Mg2+ soils when compared (NPK). Together, these results can provide scientific theoretical basis for understanding sequestration SOM confirmed feasibility improving fertility supporting interactions, thereby making a contribution carbon storage plantation ecosystems.