MA Jingdong, NIE Weibo, ZHANG Wenping, et al. Effects of Fertilizer Solution Concentration on the Migration and Transformation Characteristics of Different Forms of Nitrogen in Soil[J]. 2021, 35(5): 255-263.
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MA Jingdong, NIE Weibo, ZHANG Wenping, et al. Effects of Fertilizer Solution Concentration on the Migration and Transformation Characteristics of Different Forms of Nitrogen in Soil[J]. 2021, 35(5): 255-263. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.05.035.
Effects of Fertilizer Solution Concentration on the Migration and Transformation Characteristics of Different Forms of Nitrogen in Soil
In order to reveal the migration and transformation of different forms of nitrogen in the wetted soil under the influence of fertilizer solution (urea) concentration
clay loam and sandy loam were selected as the different soil textures for infiltration experiments
and we quantitatively analyzed the influences of fertilizer concentration on soil cumulative infiltration and transport and transformation characteristics of different forms of nitrogen in the process of distribution and redistribution. The results showed that during the same infiltration time
the cumulative infiltration increased with the increasing of fertilizer concentration
and a linear relationship between the infiltration coefficient of Kostiakov equation and fertilizer concentration were found. The estimation equation of cumulative infiltration considering the effect of fertilizer concentration was established and verified. The simulated value was in good agreement with the measured value
and the average absolute value of relative error between them was less than 8.0%. At the end of infiltration
the contents of urea nitrogen
ammonium nitrogen (NH4+-N) and nitrate nitrogen (NO3--N) at the same position all increased with the increasing of fertilizer concentration. NH4+-N mainly distributed above 20 cm of soil wetted depth
and the contents of urea nitrogen and NO3--N decreased with the increasing of soil wetted depth.During the redistribution process
the contents of urea nitrogen in clay loam and sandy loam decreased with the increasing of redistribution time
and the hydrolysis of urea nitrogen in the wetted clay loam and sandy loam was basically completed at the 5th and the 3rd days of redistribution
respectively. The content of NH4+-N increased first and then decreased
the peak value of NH4+-N content clay loam appeared within the range of the 3~5 days in redistribution
while that of sandy loam appeared about around 3 days in redistribution. The content of NO3--N in clay loam increased first and then decreased
and its peak value appeared within the range of the 5~10 days in redistribution
while the content of NO3--N in sandy loam remained at a high level after 10 days. The research results could provide theoretical basis and technical support for the design and management of irrigation and fertilization system.
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