XIE Yong, ZHAO Yiyi, ZHANG Yuping, et al. Research on Application of Biochar and Organic Manure Combined with Chemical Fertilizers in Hilly Area of Southern China[J]. 2018, 32(4): 197-203.
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XIE Yong, ZHAO Yiyi, ZHANG Yuping, et al. Research on Application of Biochar and Organic Manure Combined with Chemical Fertilizers in Hilly Area of Southern China[J]. 2018, 32(4): 197-203. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.04.031.
Research on Application of Biochar and Organic Manure Combined with Chemical Fertilizers in Hilly Area of Southern China
we studied effects of combining application biochar and organic fertilizer on crops planting and nutrients loss in dryland
which aimed to further explore the effective ways of rational fertilization
high yield and high efficiency planting and the optimal utilization of resources in dry land crops under the conditions of high temperature and precipitation in the hilly region of southern China. Field plot experiments were conducted to investigate the effects of biochar and organic fertilizer on maize yield
nitrogen-phosphorus loss derived by surface runoff and fertilizer utilization efficiency
and five fertilization treatments were set up
which were non fertilization (CK)
only chemical fertilizer application (CF)
chemical fertilizer combined with biochar (CF+B)
chemical fertilizer combined with organic fertilizer (OF+CF) and chemical fertilizer combined with biochar and organic fertilizer (OF+CF+B). The results showed that compared with CF
the application of biochar or organic fertilizer could significantly increase the yield of 8.2%~11.1%
but the combination of organic fertilizer and biochar was the best
and the yield increased by up to 13.7%. Compared with the CF treatment
the treatment of CF+B could significantly reduce the runoff losses of nitrogen and phosphors by 15.9% and 24.2%
respectively
and significantly increase the aboveground accumulation of nitrogen and phosphorus by 26.3% and 11.8%
respectively. The OF+CF treatment could significantly reduce the runoff losses of nitrogen and phosphorus by 17.5% and 25.0%
respectively
increase the nitrogen and phosphorus accumulations by 36.5%(P<0.05) and 8.2% (P>0.05)
respectively. The runoff losses of nitrogen and phosphorus were significantly reduced by 33.3% and 35.2% in the treatment of OF+CF+B
respectively
and aboveground accumulations of these two nutrients were increased by 52.1% (P<0.05) and 29.0% (P>0.05)
respectively
and this treatment presented the highest fertilizer utilization efficiencies of nitrogen and phosphorus
up to 49.1% and 26.4%
respectively. On the one hand
OF+CF+B could promote the growth of spring maize
increase vegetation coverage and enhance erosion resistance of the soil
significantly reduce the volume of surface runoff; on the other hand
this treatment could reduce runoff loss of soil nitrogen and phosphorus including the dissolved and particulate
increase soil fertility. Therefore
comprehensive considering the economic and environmental benefits
applicating biochar and organic fertilizer combined with partial chemical fertilizer is the most reasonable way of fertilization
and it is worth promoting and applying in the region.
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