WANG Xinxia, ZUO Ting, WANG Xiaojun, et al. Comparative of Two Fertilization Modes on Crop Yields and Nitrogen/Phosphorus Runoff Losses Under Rice-wheat Rotation[J]. 2020, 34(3): 20-27.
DOI:
WANG Xinxia, ZUO Ting, WANG Xiaojun, et al. Comparative of Two Fertilization Modes on Crop Yields and Nitrogen/Phosphorus Runoff Losses Under Rice-wheat Rotation[J]. 2020, 34(3): 20-27. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.03.004.
Comparative of Two Fertilization Modes on Crop Yields and Nitrogen/Phosphorus Runoff Losses Under Rice-wheat Rotation
Rice-wheat rotation is a typical intensive cropping system for food production with application of huge amounts of chemical fertilizers in the Tai Lake Basin and the control of nitrogen and phosphorus runoff losses is widely concerned. In this paper
the effects of two different fertilization modes including farmer practice (FP) and optimized control fertilization (CM)on crop yield and partial productivity of nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers were investigated with a large-area field comparison experiment. Meanwhile
the characteristics of nitrogen and phosphorus forms in runoff water and the differences of nitrogen and phosphorus runoff losses were explored.The results showed that rice or wheat above-ground total biomass
grain yield
nutrient (nitrogen
phosphorus and potassium) contents and accumulation in plant ground parts of CM mode were not significantly (P>0.05) different from those of FP mode. The rice or wheat grain partial productivity of nitrogen fertilizer of CM mode was significantly (P<0.05) greater than that of FP mode
the same results was found for phosphate fertilizer. The concentrations of all nitrogen and phosphorus forms in runoff water of CM mode during rice and wheat growth seasons were lower than those of FP mode
even significantly (P<0.05). In the rice or wheat growth season and the whole rotation period
the cumulative losses of total nitrogen or total phosphorus of CM mode were significantly (P<0.05) less than that of FP mode. Optimized control fertilization mode could not only maintain the grain yield of rice and wheat
but also significantly reduce the runoff losses of nitrogen and phosphorus in the rice-wheat rotation system
which could be promoted and utilized in actual agricultural production.
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