DUAN He, LIU Muxing, ZHANG Hailin, et al. Effects of Paddy Rice Cultivation History on Water and Nitrogen Dynamics During Wheat Growth Period and Wheat Yield[J]. 2020, 34(6): 259-264.
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DUAN He, LIU Muxing, ZHANG Hailin, et al. Effects of Paddy Rice Cultivation History on Water and Nitrogen Dynamics During Wheat Growth Period and Wheat Yield[J]. 2020, 34(6): 259-264. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.06.036.
Effects of Paddy Rice Cultivation History on Water and Nitrogen Dynamics During Wheat Growth Period and Wheat Yield
In order to identify the effects of paddy rice cultivation history on wheat production
three rice-wheat rotation fields with different paddy rice cultivation years (2 years
18 years
and >100 years) were selected for study in the Jianghan Plain. Soil samples and wheat plants were collected in different wheat growth periods to measure the moisture
nitrate nitrogen (NO3-—N) and ammonium nitrogen (NH4+—N) contents in soils
and even the wheat yield. The results showed as follow: (1) With the increase of paddy rice cultivation years
soil moisture
NO3-—N and NH4+—N contents increased significantly. The highest average soil water content was observed in the >100 years field (0.42 cm3/cm3)
followed by the 18 years field (0.39 cm3/cm3) and the 2 years field (0.36 cm3/cm3). NO3-—N and NH4+—N were enriched in the 0—20 cm soil layer
and the average NO3-—N content and NH4+—N content in this soil layer was 12.26 and 6.01 mg/kg
12.74 and 8.33 mg/kg
and 14.88 and 11.69 mg/kg for the 2 years
18 years
and >100 years paddy fields
respectively. (2) The wheat yields decreased with the extending paddy rice cultivation years
which was 4 068
3 080 and 2 469 kg/hm2 for the 2 years
18 years
and >100 years paddy rice fields
respectively
and were characterized by the decreasing of number of available tillers and ears per plant. (3) Water logging in the plough layer was the main reason for the reduced wheat yield
rather than the differences in nitrogen content. It is necessary to enhance soil water drainage rate to reduce the risk of water logging on wheat growth in the fields with long paddy rice cultivation years.
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