CHENG Na, LI Shuangyi, AN Tingting, et al. Contribution of Straw Carbon to Soil Organic Carbon Indifferent Fertilization Treatments with Plastic Film Mulching[J]. 2020, 34(2): 195-200.
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CHENG Na, LI Shuangyi, AN Tingting, et al. Contribution of Straw Carbon to Soil Organic Carbon Indifferent Fertilization Treatments with Plastic Film Mulching[J]. 2020, 34(2): 195-200. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.02.028.
Contribution of Straw Carbon to Soil Organic Carbon Indifferent Fertilization Treatments with Plastic Film Mulching
Based on long-term experiment of Black soil in Gongzhuling
13C labeled corn straw was incorporated to the field and incubated in-situ. The turnover of straw C in soil and its contribution to total SOC in different fertilization treatments with mulching were investigated
in order to provide a reference for soil fertility improvement and C sequestration in the Black soil region. The results showed that after straw returning to soil under no-mulching
the δ13C values of SOC was significantly higher (P<0.05) in the treatments of no fertilizer (CK) and chemical fertilizer (NPK) than that in the treatment of combination of organic manure (MNPK) and chemical fertilizer. The δ13C values of SOC after straw returning to soil under mulching ranged from -18.27‰ to -17.19‰ and were not significant different (P>0.05) among different fertilization treatments on the 360th day. Content of straw C in SOC (13C-SOC) was significantly higher (P<0.05) under mulching than that under no-mulching. Especially
the content of 13C-SOC under mulching treatment was 1~3 times that under no-mulching treatments on the 60th day
which indicated the soil moisture and thermal conditions under mulching promoted the accumulation of straw C in soil. The average contribution percentage of straw C to SOC in the treatments of CK
NPK
and MNPK under no-mulching was 1.28%
1.32%
and 0.46%
and was 0.81%
1.51% and 0.97% in those treatments under mulching
respectively. The results implicated that the supply of chemical nutrients of nitrogen
phosphorus and potassium promoted the accumulation of straw C in soil
which played a positive feedback for soil C sequestration.
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