Effects of Controlled Release Nitrogen Fertilizers on Soil Inorganic Nitrogen Forms Nitrogen Fertilization Efficiency at Different Growth Stages of Rape
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Effects of Controlled Release Nitrogen Fertilizers on Soil Inorganic Nitrogen Forms Nitrogen Fertilization Efficiency at Different Growth Stages of Rape
LIAO Jiayuan, SONG Haixing, ZHAO Dongsheng, et al. Effects of Controlled Release Nitrogen Fertilizers on Soil Inorganic Nitrogen Forms Nitrogen Fertilization Efficiency at Different Growth Stages of Rape[J]. 2019, 33(1): 158-164.
DOI:
LIAO Jiayuan, SONG Haixing, ZHAO Dongsheng, et al. Effects of Controlled Release Nitrogen Fertilizers on Soil Inorganic Nitrogen Forms Nitrogen Fertilization Efficiency at Different Growth Stages of Rape[J]. 2019, 33(1): 158-164. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.01.026.
Effects of Controlled Release Nitrogen Fertilizers on Soil Inorganic Nitrogen Forms Nitrogen Fertilization Efficiency at Different Growth Stages of Rape
Pot experiments were carried out to study the effects of urea and controlled-release nitrogen fertilizer (CRNF) application on soil fertility and nitrogen fertilizer use efficiency (NUE) and growth of rape in Southern China
and it could provide reference for the application and dissemination of CRNF in rape production. An experiment with a randomized complete block design was conducted to investigate the effects of urea and CRNF on rape biomass and yield
soil inorganic nitrogen at different growth stages
nitrogen uptake of rape
physiological characteristics of rape
soil microbial nitrogen and enzyme activity using high yielding variety "Xiangyou15". According to the standard amount of nitrogen application in rape field
four treatments were set up in this study
conventional urea (Urea)
controlled-release nitrogen fertilizer 1(CRNF1)
controlled-release nitrogen fertilizer 2 (CRNF2) and no nitrogen fertilizer (CK). The result showed that compared with the conventional urea treatment
CRNF significantly increased the biomass of rape by 11.2%~20.1% at flowering and harvest stage
the NO3-N concentration of rape at flowering and harvest stage in the CRNF1 treatment was significantly increased by 43.2% and 61.8%
respectively
and the NH4+-N concentration in soil in CRNF2 treatment was obviously increased by 18.7% and 64.1%
respectively
at flowering and harvest stage
which ensured the supply of soil nitrogen at the late growth stage of rape. Compared with the Urea treatment
total nitrogen uptake in rape was significantly increased by CRNF at the bolting and flowering stage. In eventually
the nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) was increased by 23.1%~60.2% and the agronomic nitrogen use efficiency (NAE) raised by 19.1%~30.5%. CRNF1 treatment significantly increased the SPDA value and total chlorophyll content by 6.5% and 10.1%
respectively
at the late growth stage of rape. Compared with the Urea treatment
CRNF1 treatment significantly increased the soil microbial nitrogen by 142.5% at the late growth stage of rape. In addition
the activity of soil urease
FDA hydrolase in the CRNF application treatment were significantly increased by 8.4%~12.9% and 24.5%~32.4%
respectively
at the late growth stage of rape. These results demonstrate that under the condition of total nitrogen application rate unchanged
application of CRNF mainly increased soil available nitrogen content at later growth stages
improved photosynthesis
enhanced soil microbial biomass and enzyme activity
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LIU Ruliang1
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WANG Ji-qing1,LIU She-ping1,HAN Bao-wen2 (1.College of Agriculture and Forestry,Hebei North University,Zhangjiakou,Hebei 075000,2.Institute ofAgricultural Resources and Environment,Hebei Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences,,)
Institute of Agricultural Resources and Environment, Ningxia Academy of Agro-forestry Science
Fangzheng County Agricultural Technology Extension Service Center, Fangzheng
Institute of Environment and Sustainable Development in Agriculture, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science,Key Laboratory of Agriculture Environment and Climate Change, Ministry of Agriculture, Agricultural Clean Watershed Innovation Team
Soil and Fertilizer & Resources and Environmental Institute, Jiangxi Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Key Laboratory of Crop Ecophysiology and Farming System for the Middle and Lower Reaches of the Yangtze River, Ministry of Agriculture, National Engineering and Technology Research Center for Red Soil Improvement