TIAN Chang, ZHOU Xuan, XIE Guixian, et al. Effects of Controlled-release Urea Application on Nutrient Distribution of Soil Profile from Double-rice Cropping Field[J]. 2018, 32(4): 216-221.
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TIAN Chang, ZHOU Xuan, XIE Guixian, et al. Effects of Controlled-release Urea Application on Nutrient Distribution of Soil Profile from Double-rice Cropping Field[J]. 2018, 32(4): 216-221. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.04.034.
Effects of Controlled-release Urea Application on Nutrient Distribution of Soil Profile from Double-rice Cropping Field
To investigate the effects of controlled-release urea on vertical distribution and migration of nutrients in the profile of double-rice cropping field
a long-term field experiment was conducted to compare common urea (U) and reduction of controlled-release urea (CRU) in nutrient accumulation and distribution of paddy field profile. Results showed that with the increase of soil depth
total N
NO3--N
organic matter
total P
available P and total K content in soil decreased; NH4+-N content first decreased and then increased; available K content increased; soil pH increased to be stable. Fertilization could reduce pH and available K content in 0-20 cm soil. Compared with U treatment
total N content in 0-20 cm soil under CRU treatments increased by 7.72%~19.45%
and increased with the increase of N fertilizer rate; soil NH4+-N content in 40-60 cm under CRU treatments reduced by 6.99%~19.23%. Application of CRU could effectively reduce soil NH4+-N leaching
and increase total N and NO3--N content in 0-40 cm soil
to prevent soil N loss. Application of CRU had no significant effect on organic matter
available P
total P
available K
total K and pH in different depths of soil
but more reduction of CRU resulted in the decrease of organic matter. Reduced of CRU by 10%~20% treatments significantly increased N
P
K uptakes of double-cropping rice at maturity. Correlation analysis showed that N
P
K uptakes at maturity by different rates of CRU treatments was significantly positively related with grain yield in early- and late-rice. In conclusion
CRU treatments can effectively reduce N leaching and the potential non-point source pollution by N fertilizer application
and can improve soil nutrient levels and fertility
and finally promote nutrients accumulation
to realize win-win situation of ecological and economic benefits.
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