Effects of Optimal Nitrogen Application on Carbon and Nitrogen Footprints of Spring Maize Fields Under Shallow Buried Drip Irrigation in the Xiliaohe Plain
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Effects of Optimal Nitrogen Application on Carbon and Nitrogen Footprints of Spring Maize Fields Under Shallow Buried Drip Irrigation in the Xiliaohe Plain
TAI Jicheng, LI Rui, YANG Hengshan, et al. Effects of Optimal Nitrogen Application on Carbon and Nitrogen Footprints of Spring Maize Fields Under Shallow Buried Drip Irrigation in the Xiliaohe Plain[J]. 2021, 35(6): 278-284.
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TAI Jicheng, LI Rui, YANG Hengshan, et al. Effects of Optimal Nitrogen Application on Carbon and Nitrogen Footprints of Spring Maize Fields Under Shallow Buried Drip Irrigation in the Xiliaohe Plain[J]. 2021, 35(6): 278-284. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.06.038.
Effects of Optimal Nitrogen Application on Carbon and Nitrogen Footprints of Spring Maize Fields Under Shallow Buried Drip Irrigation in the Xiliaohe Plain
In order to explore the impact of optimized nitrogen application on the carbon and nitrogen footprint of spring maize farmland ecosystem under shallow buried drip irrigation in the Xiliaohe Plain
a 2-year continuous positioning experiment was used from 2019—2020 in the Agricultural High-tech Demonstration Park in Horqin District
Tongliao City
Inner Mongolia. The conventional constant nitrogen topdressing with flood irrigation was used as the control (CK). Two treatments were set up under shallow buried drip irrigation
constant nitrogen topdressing (T1) and optimized nitrogen topdressing (T2: 70% of constant nitrogen topdressing)
to study the effects of different irrigation and nitrogen fertilizaiton methods on spring maize yield
economic benefits
carbon and nitrogen footprint. The results showed that compared with CK
the T1 and T2 increased the maize yield
while improved the economic benefits of farmland (P<0.05). Soil respiration CO2 emissions were the main source of farmland carbon footprint
accounting for 43%~44%. Chemical fertilizers were the main source of carbon emissions from agricultural production materials
accounting for 36%~43% of the total carbon emissions from production materials; nitrogen fertilizer application is the input of nitrogen footprint
accounting for 93%~95%. The net carbon values of farmland ecosystem under shallow buried drip irrigation had no significant difference between T1 and T2 treatments
but compared with CK
both were increased by 23.79% and 32.67%
respectively. The carbon efficiency of T2 treatment was the highest
which was significantly higher than T1 and CK treatments (P<0.05). The nitrogen balance in T2 was the closest to zero
which was significantly lower than T1 and CK (P<0.05). The effective nitrogen input level was the highest in T2
which was significantly higher than T1 and CK (P<0.01). On the whole
the optimized nitrogen topdressing T2 treatment under shallow buried drip irrigation reduced the carbon and nitrogen emissions of the farmland ecosystem in the Xiliao River Plain
improved the carbon efficiency and the effective utilization of nitrogen input
and ensured the maize yield and economic benefits. It is the optimal water and nitrogen management strategy for spring maize in the Xiliao River Plain
taking into account the high yield
high efficiency and ecology.
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