Study on the Application Effect of Soil Improvement Techniques in Off-Season Cultivation of Leonurus japonicus

Leonurus japonicus is a common Chinese herbal medicine with high medicinal value. However, when it is planted off-season in winter and spring, it often encounters some problems, such as too cold weather, hard soil, easy loss of nutrients, and fewer microorganisms. These problems will affect its growth and efficacy. In order to make L. japonicus grow well in these seasons, we have consulted the methods of improving soil at home and abroad in recent years. There are mainly several ways: such as using machinery to loosen the soil, adding organic fertilizers, using beneficial bacteria, applying biochar, and adjusting the pH of the soil. By comparing cases, field experiments, and literature in different regions, we have summarized which methods are most effective under various soil problems. We have also compiled a more practical technical combination table for the reference of growers. The study found that as long as the appropriate method is selected according to the actual situation of the soil, the soil structure and root environment can be significantly improved, thereby increasing the emergence rate, yield, and accumulation of medicinal ingredients of L. japonicus . We also suggest that the government and agricultural departments increase the promotion of technology and improve the service system to promote the wider application of these technologies.

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Molecular Soil Biology
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.5376/msb.2024.15.0020
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Environmental, Ecological, and Cultural Studies
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Study on the Application Effect of Soil Improvement Techniques in Off-Season Cultivation of Leonurus japonicus

Jiayao Zhou
Molecular Soil Biology
Environmental, Ecological, and Cultural Studies
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Study on the Application Effect of Soil Improvement Techniques in Off-Season Cultivation of Leonurus japonicus

Jiayao Zhou
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Abstract

Leonurus japonicus is a common Chinese herbal medicine with high medicinal value. However, when it is planted off-season in winter and spring, it often encounters some problems, such as too cold weather, hard soil, easy loss of nutrients, and fewer microorganisms. These problems will affect its growth and efficacy. In order to make L. japonicus grow well in these seasons, we have consulted the methods of improving soil at home and abroad in recent years. There are mainly several ways: such as using machinery to loosen the soil, adding organic fertilizers, using beneficial bacteria, applying biochar, and adjusting the pH of the soil. By comparing cases, field experiments, and literature in different regions, we have summarized which methods are most effective under various soil problems. We have also compiled a more practical technical combination table for the reference of growers. The study found that as long as the appropriate method is selected according to the actual situation of the soil, the soil structure and root environment can be significantly improved, thereby increasing the emergence rate, yield, and accumulation of medicinal ingredients of L. japonicus . We also suggest that the government and agricultural departments increase the promotion of technology and improve the service system to promote the wider application of these technologies.

Molecular Soil Biology
Jilin Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine (CN)
Zero hunger
Openalex Percentile: Top 99%
Environmental, Ecological, and Cultural Studies
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