ZHANG Juanxia, LIU Weigang, NING Yuan, et al. Changes of Active Carbon and Nitrogen in Soil After Long-term Straw Returning and Nitrogen Application[J]. 2018, 32(3): 212-217.
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ZHANG Juanxia, LIU Weigang, NING Yuan, et al. Changes of Active Carbon and Nitrogen in Soil After Long-term Straw Returning and Nitrogen Application[J]. 2018, 32(3): 212-217. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.03.033.
Changes of Active Carbon and Nitrogen in Soil After Long-term Straw Returning and Nitrogen Application
In order to provide a scientific basis for the promotion of soil fertility and the sustainable development of agriculture
a fixed site field experiment was conducted to investigate the changes of soil microbial biomass carbon
nitrogen and dissolved organic carbon after long-term (six years) straw return and urea application in a winter wheat-summer maize rotation system from Guanzhong Plain in Northwest China. The experiment was arranged in a split block design with two main treatments and three subplots
full maize straw return of previous crop (S+N) and no straw return (N) as main plots
and three chemical nitrogen treatments 0
168 and 252 kg/hm2 with four replicates as sub-plots. The results showed that with time soil MBC decreased from tillering stage to wintering stage
then increased until jointing stage and declined later. Soil DOC increased from tillering stage to jointing stage and decreased later with time
the dynamic change of soil MBN in the whole wheat growing season showed a decreased trend. Compared with no straw return treatments
straw return significantly increased the MBC and DOC content in the soil
and increased by 6.7% and 9.3% in average
respectively. MBN in straw return treatments were higher than no straw return treatments
but significantly increased only in wintering stage
jointing stage and maturity stage. With the increase of nitrogen rate
MBC and MBN significantly decreased. While with the increase of nitrogen rate
DOC significantly increased in straw return treatments
and increased by 11.8% in average
but the DOC in no straw return treatments showed an increased trend firstly and declined later. Overall
straw returning could obviously increase soil microbial biomass carbon
nitrogen and dissolved organic carbon
and the application of chemical nitrogen fertilizer promoted the decomposition of maize straw
but excessive application of chemical nitrogen fertilizer decreased the microbial biomass carbon and nitrogen
and will have negative effect on the growth of microorganism. So
straw returning with moderate nitrogen fertilizer is an effective measure to improve the soil fertility and realize the sustainable development of agriculture in the winter wheat-summer maize rotation system from Guanzhong Plain in Northwest China.
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