YUAN Manman, WU Gang, SUN Yixiang, et al. Effects of Slow-released Urea on Nitrogen Translation and Yield of Wheat and Soil Inorganic Nitrogen in Two Soils[J]. 2018, 32(4): 233-239.
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YUAN Manman, WU Gang, SUN Yixiang, et al. Effects of Slow-released Urea on Nitrogen Translation and Yield of Wheat and Soil Inorganic Nitrogen in Two Soils[J]. 2018, 32(4): 233-239. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.04.037.
Effects of Slow-released Urea on Nitrogen Translation and Yield of Wheat and Soil Inorganic Nitrogen in Two Soils
In order to reveal the influence of the mix ratio between slow released urea (SRU) and ordinary urea on the nitrogen (N) translocation and soil mineral nitrogen accumulation of post-anthesis wheat
the effect of N managements of control (CK)
conventional (Ncon)
optimized (Nopt)
different mix ratios of SRU to urea (SRU1、SRU2、SRU3)
and only urea (SRU4) on post-anthesis N translocation
yield
nitrogen use efficiency (NUE)
soil NO3--N and NH4+-N accumulation of wheat was investigated via field experiments between the mixed soil and yellow-brown soil corresponding to the wheat-maize and wheat-rice rotation distributed over Anhui province. Results showed that the yield
the amount of post-anthesis N accumulation and translocation in mixed soil were higher than those in yellow-brown soil under the same treatment
which increased by 71.8%
199.1% and 25.8% on average
respectively. However
N translocation rate and apparent surplus amount of soil mineral N decreased by 16.1% and 49.7% on average in mixed soil than those in yellow-brown soil
respectively. Compared to the Ncon
yield showed no obvious differences
but NUE was significantly higher under the treatments of SRUs
which increased by 43.7%~91.9% and 6.6%~26.9% between mixed soil and yellow-brown soil. The highest NUE was under the treatment of SRU2 (ratios of SRU to urea 2:1). Compared to the Nopt
NUE increased at significant level only under the treatment of SRU2 in mixed soil. There was more soil NO3--N and NH4+-N accumulation in 0-30 cm soil layer in Ncon than in SURs in post-anthesis of wheat
while the accumulation soil mineral N showed similar trend. The results showed it decreased accumulation soil mineral N under the treatments of SRUs in the late growth period of wheat with higher wheat yield and NUE. Therefore
one-time applying of the mix of SRU to urea could improve wheat yield
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