ZHANG Ruoyang, HAO Xianjun, HAN Yang, et al. Dynamic Characteristics of Soil Nitrogen Mineralization in Mining Subsidence Area with Different Organic Fertilizers[J]. 2020, 34(2): 188-194.
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ZHANG Ruoyang, HAO Xianjun, HAN Yang, et al. Dynamic Characteristics of Soil Nitrogen Mineralization in Mining Subsidence Area with Different Organic Fertilizers[J]. 2020, 34(2): 188-194. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.02.027.
Dynamic Characteristics of Soil Nitrogen Mineralization in Mining Subsidence Area with Different Organic Fertilizers
In order to reveal the effects of different organic fertilizers on nitrogen mineralization characteristics in a coal mining reclamation soil
a pot experiment was conducted by using a subsidence reclamation soil
which collected from Shuiyu Coal Mining in Xiaoyi City
Shanxi Province. The nitrogen mineralization dynamic characteristics of 0~161 days after application of three organic fertilizers (chicken manure
pig manure
cattle manure) were studied by indoor aerobic incubation method under 40% water content and 30℃ incubation conditions. The nitrogen supply characteristics of different organic fertilizers in the reclaimed soil of the mining area could be predicted
which could provide a scientific basis for the rational application of organic fertilizers for the fertility improvement of low-yield farmland. The results showed:(1) The dynamic trend of NH4+-N content in each treatment was basically same. The NH4+-N contents decreased rapidly with incubation time at 0~14 days
which were significantly negative correlation with the incubation time (P<0.01). The NH4+-N contents remained at the low level at 14~161 days. At the end of incubation
the content of NH4+-N in each treatment was lower than 1.31 mg/kg. (2) The dynamic trend of soil NO3--N content
NO3--N accumulation amount and mineral nitrogen accumulation showed an increased S-shaped curve in the whole incubation period
which slowly increased at 0~56 days
quickly increased at 56~84 days
and basically unchanged at 84~161 days. At the end of incubation (161 days)
the NO3--N content
NO3--N accumulation amount and mineral nitrogen accumulation varied among different treatments
with a sequence of chicken manure > pig manure > cattle manure > CK
and chicken manure treatment was significantly higher than pig manure treatment and cattle manure treatment
meanwhile pig manure treatment and cattle manure treatment were significantly higher than CK (P<0.05). (3) The time of nitrogen net mineralization in different fertilization treatments was different. The net mineralization of chicken manure occurred at 14 days
while the net mineralization of pig manure and cattle manure occurred after 28 days. (4) Although the accumulation rates of NO3--N and mineral nitrogen of different fertilization treatments at different periods of incubation were different
their trends were totally consistent
which showed that the soil mineralization rate fluctuated greatly at 0~84 days
peaked at 56~84 days
decreased steadily at 84~161 days. In a word
the application of organic fertilizer could effectively promote the nitrogen mineralization of reclaimed soil in coal mines
thereby improved soil nitrogen availability. Among three organic fertilizers
the application of chicken manure was better than pig manure and cattle manure in improving the available nitrogen in the reclaimed soil in the mining area. The effects of nitrogen mineralization varied with four treatments
with a sequence of chicken manure > pig manure > cattle manure > CK.
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