In order to study the effect of straw returning duration on soil phosphorus distribution and leaching, this experiment used a random block method to detect soil total phosphorus, available phosphorus, microbial biomass phosphorus, and soil neutral phosphatase activity data at different depths in greenhouses soil where straw returning duration were used. The effect of straw returning duration on soil phosphorus distribution and leaching was analyzed. The results showed that returning straw to the field can significantly increase the content of total phosphorus, available phosphorus, and microbial biomass phosphorus in the 0-40 cm soil, and significantly improve the neutral phosphatase activity in the tillage layer soil. In the 0-20 cm soil, the total phosphorus, available phosphorus, microbial biomass phosphorus, and neutral phosphatase activity of J7 were increased by 41%, 125%, 85%, and 42%, respectively, as compared to CK; In 20-40 cm soil, J7 increased by 30%, 157%, 116%, and 56% compared to CK, and reduce the downward migration of total phosphorus and available phosphorus in the soil. The effect is J7>J5>J3>J1>CK. Straw returning to the field also can significantly increase the phosphorus activation coefficient of the original soil, promoting the effective utilization of soil phosphorus by plants. This provides more ways to effectively solve the problem of agricultural non-point source pollution caused by phosphorus leaching. |