Effect of Different Irrigation Methods on Forms and Profile Distribution of Soil Organic Nitrogen in Protected Field
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Effect of Different Irrigation Methods on Forms and Profile Distribution of Soil Organic Nitrogen in Protected Field
Vol. 21, Issue 6, Pages: 99-104(2007)
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Published:2007
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JI Jing-hong, ZHANG Yu-long, HUANG Yi, et al. Effect of Different Irrigation Methods on Forms and Profile Distribution of Soil Organic Nitrogen in Protected Field[J]. 2007, 21(6): 99-104.
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JI Jing-hong, ZHANG Yu-long, HUANG Yi, et al. Effect of Different Irrigation Methods on Forms and Profile Distribution of Soil Organic Nitrogen in Protected Field[J]. 2007, 21(6): 99-104.DOI:
Effect of Different Irrigation Methods on Forms and Profile Distribution of Soil Organic Nitrogen in Protected Field
The content of organic nitrogen(N) forms in soil profile were determined by using the method proposed by Bremner in 7 years protected field with different irrigation methods.The results indicated that the content of total N and organic N forms were decreased with layers' depth
but the ration of organic N forms to total N didn't had obvious rule.The difference of soil organic nitrogen forms was mainly in 0~50 cm soil layers under three irrigation methods
but below 50cm the difference was no obvious.At the same layer
acidic hydrolysable N was the main components of the organic N
the order of the content of acidic hydrolysable N forms and proportion to total N was unknown N > ammonia N > amino acid N > amino sugar N.At 0~80 cm soil layer
the proportion of acidic hydrolysable N to total N was mostly 58%~60%
but they were lower at 0~10cm and 10~20 cm of subsurface irrigation and 0~10 cm of furrow irrigation
the content respectively were 34.21%
50.75% and 48.02%.The proportion of non-acidic hydrolysable N to total N was 32%~36%.Compared with three irrigation methods
except for a few layers
the proportion of amino acid N
amino sugar N and ammonia N to total N in various layers of drip irrigation and subsurface irrigation were higher than furrow irrigation;but the proportion of unknown N and non-acidic hydrolysable N to total N of furrow irrigation were higher than drip irrigation and subsurface irrigation.