QIAO Yunfa, MIAO Shujie, LU Xinchun. Effects of Different Tillage Patterns on Maize Yield and Nitrogen Utilization Efficiency in Aeolian Sandy Soil of Northeast China[J]. 2019, 33(5): 205-210.
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QIAO Yunfa, MIAO Shujie, LU Xinchun. Effects of Different Tillage Patterns on Maize Yield and Nitrogen Utilization Efficiency in Aeolian Sandy Soil of Northeast China[J]. 2019, 33(5): 205-210. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.05.030.
Effects of Different Tillage Patterns on Maize Yield and Nitrogen Utilization Efficiency in Aeolian Sandy Soil of Northeast China
The effects of integrated tillage pattern on maize yield
utilization efficiency and direction of nitrogen fertilizer in aeolian sandy soil of northeast China were studied
and the relationships between maize yield and nitrogen utilization efficiency under different tillage patterns were discussed
which would provide scientific basis for rational tillage pattern of maize production in this region. In the aeolian sandy soil region
15N labelled micro-plots were set up in conventional tillage (CT)
integrated tillage pattern 1 (ITP1) and 2 (ITP2) treatment
and CT was taken as contrast treatment. The effects of ITP1 and ITP2 on maize yield
utilization efficiency and direction of nitrogen fertilizer were studied. The results showed that the maize grain yield significantly increased by 30.10% and 15.53% in ITP1 and ITP2 compared with that of CT
respectively. The nitrogen utilization efficiency of three tillage patterns ranged from 27.10% to 35.46%. The nitrogen use efficiency was 35.46% and 31.40% in ITP1 and ITP2
respectively
which was 30.85% and 15.87% higher than that of CT. Compared with CT
the residual nitrogen of ITP1 increased by 18.67%
and the loss rate decreased by 45.65%. The residual nitrogen of ITP2 was lower than that of ITP1
but higher than that of CT
but the difference was not significant. However
the nitrogen loss rate of ITP2 was 24.36% lower than that of CT and 39.17% higher than ITP1. Both of integrated tillage patterns increased maize yield and nitrogen use efficiency
and decreased nitrogen fertilizer pollution. Thus
IPT1 and IPT2 were potential strategies for increasing maize yield in aeolian sandy soil of northeast China.
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