Study on Relationship Between Soil Mineralizable Nitrogen and Microbial Biomass Nitrogen in Paddy Soil under Long-term Fertilization
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Study on Relationship Between Soil Mineralizable Nitrogen and Microbial Biomass Nitrogen in Paddy Soil under Long-term Fertilization
Vol. 21, Issue 4, Pages: 117-121(2007)
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ZHANG Yu-ling, ZHANG Yu-long, YU Na, et al. Study on Relationship Between Soil Mineralizable Nitrogen and Microbial Biomass Nitrogen in Paddy Soil under Long-term Fertilization[J]. 2007, 21(4): 117-121.
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ZHANG Yu-ling, ZHANG Yu-long, YU Na, et al. Study on Relationship Between Soil Mineralizable Nitrogen and Microbial Biomass Nitrogen in Paddy Soil under Long-term Fertilization[J]. 2007, 21(4): 117-121.DOI:
Study on Relationship Between Soil Mineralizable Nitrogen and Microbial Biomass Nitrogen in Paddy Soil under Long-term Fertilization
On the basis of 16-year long-term located fertilizer experiments in paddy soil
the changes of four fertilization patterns(no nitrogen fertilizer
nitrogen fertilizer
organic fertilizer nitrogen fertilizer
organic fertilizer nitrogen fertilizer azolla) on soil mineralizable N and biomass N were studied by the short-term and long-term submerged incubation-intermittent leaching method and chloroform fumigated method.Results showed that after 16-year fertilization and planting of rice
the only nitrogen fertilizer application could decreased mineralizable N of paddy soil compared with no nitrogen fertilizer application(p<0.01)
and combined application of farmyard manure and chemical nitrogen fertilizer could increase mineralizable N of paddy soil(p<0.01).The only nitrogen fertilizer and the combined application of farmyard manure and chemical nitrogen fertilizer application could increase the amount of biomass N in paddy soil(p<0.01)
but the only nitrogen fertilizer application made a max increasing range.Based on combined application of farmyard manure and chemical nitrogen fertilizer
the soil mineralizable N and biaomass N were no obvious change compared with inoculating "Azolla" for 7-year after transplanting.There was no-linear positive correlation between soil mineralizable N and biomass N
but there was extremely significant linear positive correlation between soil mineralizable N and its ratio to biomass N.