XU Yunlian1, WU Liang1, WU Weijun1, et al. Effects of Nitrogen Application on Wheat Yield and Runoff Loss of Nitrogen and Application Threshold of Nitrogen Fertilizer[J]. 2018, 32(2): 246-251.
DOI:
XU Yunlian1, WU Liang1, WU Weijun1, et al. Effects of Nitrogen Application on Wheat Yield and Runoff Loss of Nitrogen and Application Threshold of Nitrogen Fertilizer[J]. 2018, 32(2): 246-251. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.02.036.
Effects of Nitrogen Application on Wheat Yield and Runoff Loss of Nitrogen and Application Threshold of Nitrogen Fertilizer
In order to clarify the input threshold of nitrogen fertilizer in the wheat season in Chaohu Lake Basin
the effects of different nitrogenous fertilizer levels (treatments of N0
N1
N2
N3
N4 and N5
applicated 0
157.5
210.0
262.5
310.0
420.0 kg/hm2) on yield
nitrogen accumulation in plant
nitrogen utilization
residual inorganic nitrogen amount in 0—20 cm soil and nitrogen loss in runoff were studied. At the same time
regression model was used to fit the correlation between them. The results showed that: (1) Compared with no nitrogen fertilizer
nitrogen fertilizer increased wheat yield
and the yield increased by 64.8% in the treatment of N3
which was the maximum. While
wheat yield declined when applying nitrogen fertilizer over 290.9 kg/hm2 through the analysis used quadratic function. (2) Nitrogen accumulation in plant and nitrogen use efficiency both showed a trend of increasing first and then decreasing with the increasing of nitrogen application
and when the actual nitrogen application amount was 296.6 kg/hm2
the nitrogen accumulation amount in the aboveground of wheat was the highest
and nitrogen utilization efficiency was the highest when the nitrogen application was 158.5 kg/hm2. (3) With the increasing of nitrogen application amount
the residual inorganic nitrogen in 0—20 cm soil and the nitrogen loss in runoff both increased gradually
but there was no significant change before nitrogen application amount was 310.0 kg/hm2. However
when the application amount reached 420.0 kg/hm2
the residual amount of inorganic nitrogen and nitrogen in runoff changed obviously
with an average accumulation amount of 67.0 kg/hm2 and an average loss rate of 8.3 kg/hm2. Therefore
when the nitrogen application amount was too high
it would increase the risks of soil inorganic nitrogen residues and nitrogen loss in runoff
and cause pollution to the environment. Combined with soil fertility conditions in Chaohu Lake
considering the effects of integrated fertility test and application amount on wheat yield
nitrogen accumulation in plant
nitrogen use efficiency
residual inorganic nitrogen in soil and runoff loss in this study
we thought the input threshold of nitrogen fertilizer was 157.5 to 262.5 kg/hm2.in Chaohu Lake Basin.