Effects of Biochar and Straw Addition on Soil Active Organic Carbon Under Different Nitrogen Levels in Dry Farmland on the Middle Gansu Region of Loess Plateau
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Effects of Biochar and Straw Addition on Soil Active Organic Carbon Under Different Nitrogen Levels in Dry Farmland on the Middle Gansu Region of Loess Plateau
GUO Wanli, WU Jun, CAI Liqun, et al. Effects of Biochar and Straw Addition on Soil Active Organic Carbon Under Different Nitrogen Levels in Dry Farmland on the Middle Gansu Region of Loess Plateau[J]. 2020, 34(1): 283-291.
DOI:
GUO Wanli, WU Jun, CAI Liqun, et al. Effects of Biochar and Straw Addition on Soil Active Organic Carbon Under Different Nitrogen Levels in Dry Farmland on the Middle Gansu Region of Loess Plateau[J]. 2020, 34(1): 283-291. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.01.041.
Effects of Biochar and Straw Addition on Soil Active Organic Carbon Under Different Nitrogen Levels in Dry Farmland on the Middle Gansu Region of Loess Plateau
In view of low wheat yield and low soil fertility in the dry farmland of Loess Plateau
a study was carried out in a long-term localized experimental field in Lijiabao Town
near Dingxi
to study the effect of biochar (B) and straw (S) addition under three nitrogen levels (no nitrogen application
nitrogen application 50 kg/hm2
nitrogen application 100 kg/hm2) (9 treatments in total) on soil organic carbon (SOC) and activated organic carbon in the middle Gansu region of Loess Plateau with the purpose of improving soil fertility and maintaining stable and increased yield. The results showed that compared with no nitrogen fertilizer (CNO)
the other fertilization levels could all significantly increase the SOC content
and the effect of BN100 was the most significant as BN100 increased 84.7%
69.3% and 47.8% of the SOC content in 0-5
5-10 and 10-30 cm soil layers. The increase of the SOC content by BN0
BN50
and BN100 was significantly better than that of SN0
SN50
SN100
CN0
CN50
and CN100. Compared with SOC
the effect of SN100 on various active organic carbons (MBC
EOC
DOC
and HWOC) was the most significant
and significantly higher than that of CN0
CN50
and CN100. The effects of each treatment on the SOC content and its components showed identical trend as decreased with increment of soil depth. Compared with application of only nitrogen fertilizer
the correlations between SOC and its components were more significant in the treatments received biochar and straw. Addition of biochar showed more significant improvement of the SOC content
and straw addition showed more significant improvement of the soil active organic carbon content. Therefore
the results are of great significance to the improvement of soil microbial environment
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