ZUO Ting, WANG Xinxia, HOU Qiong, et al. Nitrogen Use Efficiency of Crops and Available Nutrient Balance in Soil as Affected by Different Fertilization Modes with a Rice-wheat Rotation[J]. 2021, 35(1): 213-221.
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ZUO Ting, WANG Xinxia, HOU Qiong, et al. Nitrogen Use Efficiency of Crops and Available Nutrient Balance in Soil as Affected by Different Fertilization Modes with a Rice-wheat Rotation[J]. 2021, 35(1): 213-221. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.01.031.
Nitrogen Use Efficiency of Crops and Available Nutrient Balance in Soil as Affected by Different Fertilization Modes with a Rice-wheat Rotation
Soil fertility and nutrient use efficiency are the basis for sustainable food production. A field experiment was conducted to investigate the effects of different fertilization modes on nitrogen use efficiency of crops and available nutrient balance in soil with a rice-wheat rotation. The results showed that the rice shoot biomass of RF-OM and RF-S treatments with the reduced total nutrient inputs were significantly higher than that of LRF treatment (P < 0.05)
similar to that of FP treatment. The differences of wheat straw biomass among the four fertilization treatments were not significant
the wheat grain biomass and shoot biomass of RF-OM and RF-S treatments were similar to that of LRF treatment. At rice harvesting stage
the nitrogen contents in the main shoot organs of RF-OM treatment was similar to those of LRF treatment
but the total nitrogen amount accumulated in shoots was significantly higher than that of LRF (P < 0.05). For wheat plants
the nitrogen contents and accumulation amounts in straws or grains of RF-OM and RF-S treatments were not significantly different from LRF treatment. At rice or wheat harvesting stage
the phosphorus contents and accumulation amounts in brown rice
rice husks
wheat straws and grains of RF-OM and RF-S treatments were not significantly different from FP and LRF treatments. As a result of increasing potassium doses
potassium contents and accumulation amounts in rice straws
rice husks and wheat straws were significantly higher than those of FP or LRF treatments (P < 0.05). Nitrogen agronomic efficiency
nitrogen apparent recovery and nitrogen partial factor productivity of RF-OM and RF-S treatments for rice or wheat were significantly higher than those of FP or LRF treatment (P < 0.05)
the nitrogen grain production efficiency was also higher than that of FP or LRF treatment
even significantly (P < 0.05). At rice or wheat harvesting stage
soil exchangeable and slow-release potassium concentrations of RF-OM and RF-S treatments with raising potassium dosages were significantly higher than those of FP and LRF treatments. Soil alkali-hydrolyzed nitrogen concentrations at rice harvesting stage and soil available phosphorus concentrations at wheat harvesting stage of RF-OM and RF-S treatments were not significantly different from LRF treatment. After a whole rice-wheat rotation
concentrations of soil available nutrients (alkali-hydrolyzed nitrogen
available phosphorus
exchangeable potassium
slow-release potassium) of the four fertilization treatments were all higher than those of the initial soil. Organic manure used as an alternative for chemical fertilizers is able to significantly increasing crop nitrogen use efficiency
being conducive to the balance of soil available nutrients and significant increases in the concentrations of soil exchangeable potassium and slow-release potassium
which can be regarded as a suitable technique for reducing application of chemical fertilizers
stabling grain yields and increasing fertilization efficiency in rice and wheat cropping.
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