ZHAO Zheng, ZHOU Deping, CHU Changbin, et al. Impacts of Different Fertilization and Straw Returning Measures on the Loss of Carbon and Nitrogen in Rice-Wheat Rotation System[J]. 2018, 32(3): 36-41.
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ZHAO Zheng, ZHOU Deping, CHU Changbin, et al. Impacts of Different Fertilization and Straw Returning Measures on the Loss of Carbon and Nitrogen in Rice-Wheat Rotation System[J]. 2018, 32(3): 36-41. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.03.006.
Impacts of Different Fertilization and Straw Returning Measures on the Loss of Carbon and Nitrogen in Rice-Wheat Rotation System
Over-fertilization and straw returning were the vital issues that restrict the sustainable development of agricultural ecosystems in China. In this study
a process-based biogeochemical model-DNDC was adopted to simulate carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) loss from rice-wheat rotation system under different fertilization and straw returning measures
and then identify the best management practice in rice-wheat rotation system in Shanghai. The results indicated that reducing fertilization and straw returning could significantly impacts N loss
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and soil C storage in rice-wheat rotation ecosystem. Reducing fertilization by 25% combined with straw returning (75%CK+SR) was identified as the best management practice in rice-wheat rotation ecosystem by DNDC model
which could significantly reduce N loss by 41.67% and reduce N2O emissions by 51.85%
respectively
while maintained the best rice yields. Straw returning would increase CH4 emissions from rice-wheat rotation ecosystem
while significantly enhanced soil C storage. In addition
reducing fertilization by 50% (50%CK and 50%CK+SR) would lead to rice yields reduction by 3.06%~9.90%. Compared with traditional practice (CK)
the identified best management (75%CK+SR) could efficiently improve ecological environmental benefit in the rice-wheat rotation. The results also provides reference for the control of C and N loss in the rice-wheat rotation in China.
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