BAI Naling, LÜ Weiguang, LI Shuangxi, et al. Effects of Fertilization Patterns on Soil Aggregates Distribution in Rice-wheat Rotation Systems[J]. 2019, 33(3): 88-93.
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BAI Naling, LÜ Weiguang, LI Shuangxi, et al. Effects of Fertilization Patterns on Soil Aggregates Distribution in Rice-wheat Rotation Systems[J]. 2019, 33(3): 88-93. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.03.014.
Effects of Fertilization Patterns on Soil Aggregates Distribution in Rice-wheat Rotation Systems
Soil is an important resource for human survival. Soil aggregate
as the basic unit of soil structure
can not only improve soil fertility
regulate the bioavailability of nutrients
nut also
but nutrients also enhance soil anti-erosion ability. In this research
four fertilization patterns were applied in a rice-wheat rotation system at Shanghai Zhuanghang long-term positioning test station for six years
which were non-fertilization (CK)
conventional inorganic fertilization (CF)
straw returning to field with slow release fertilizer (SRF)
and mixed organic fertilizer with chemical fertilizer treatment (OCF). It provides a theoretical basis for revealing the influence mechanism of fertilization methods on the formation and evolution of soil fertility. SRF and OCF increased the SOC contents in 0-20 cm and 20-40 cm soil by 10.06%
19.23% and 9.84%
16.79%
respectively. OCF also increased the level of C/N in 0-20 cm (16.44%). There was no significant difference in TN contents in both 0-20 cm and 20-40 cm soil layers under CF
SRF
and OCF. But they were all higher than that of CK. Compared with CK
SRF significantly improved R0.25 in 0-20 cm soil layer by 10.93%. OCF increased the R0.25 in 20-40 cm
compared with the other three treatments (32.62% CK
19.75% CF
19.44% SRF) (p<0.05). Compared with CF
SRF and OCF increased MWD (1.54%~16.92%
2.17%~28.26%) and GMD (5.88%~14.71%
13.04%~39.13%)
decreased D (1.11%~2.09%
4.99%~5.44%) in the 0-20 cm and 20-40 cm soil layers
with the more prominent effect for OCF (p<0.05). In conclusion
both SRF and OCF were beneficial to soil fertility improvement
and effect of OCF was more significant. The correlations between MWD and GMD and soil SOC and TN were significant
which
therefore
were suitable for revealing the relationships between aggregation and the soil nutrient contents. However
there was no significant correlation between soil nutrients and D.
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