QIU Yue, YANG Xiaoyan, LI Tiansheng, et al. Effects of Nitrogen Reduction Combined with Slow Release Nitrogen Fertilizer on Soil Enzyme Activity and Nitrogen Uptake in Cotton Field[J]. 2022, 36(3): 294-302.
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QIU Yue, YANG Xiaoyan, LI Tiansheng, et al. Effects of Nitrogen Reduction Combined with Slow Release Nitrogen Fertilizer on Soil Enzyme Activity and Nitrogen Uptake in Cotton Field[J]. 2022, 36(3): 294-302. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.03.042.
Effects of Nitrogen Reduction Combined with Slow Release Nitrogen Fertilizer on Soil Enzyme Activity and Nitrogen Uptake in Cotton Field
In order to explore the effects of nitrogen reduction combined with slow release nitrogen fertilizer on soil enzyme activity and nitrogen absorption and utilization in cotton field
the effects of nitrogen reduction and different proportions of slow release nitrogen fertilizer on soil physical and chemical properties
enzyme activity
inorganic nitrogen content
nitrogen use efficiency and cotton yield were studied. The cotton variety "Xinluzao 64" was used in the experiment. Two nitrogen application methods were set up:The conventional total urea (T2) and slow release nitrogen fertilizer combined with urea (US). The combined application treatments were set at three levels according to the nitrogen application rate
namely
no nitrogen reduction
U0.8S0.2 (T3) and U0.6S0.4 (T4) (the subscript values refer to the proportion of urea and slow release fertilier in the total nitrogen); nitrogen reduction of 20%
U0.6S0.2 (T5) and U0.4S0.4 (T6); nitrogen reduction of 40%
U0.4S0.2 (T7) and U0.2S0.4 (T8); and no nitrogen application (T1) as the control
with a total of eight treatments. The soil physical and chemical properties
enzyme activity
inorganic nitrogen content
nitrogen content and yield of cotton at different growth stages were measured and analyzed
and the nitrogen use efficiency was calculated. The results showed that compared with the conventional total application of urea
the combined application of slow release nitrogen fertilizer could significantly increase the soil water content and total nitrogen content. Among them
the soil water content of T4 was the highest
which was 14.07%
11.05%
7.58%
6.22% and 6.65% higher than that of T2 at the seedling stage
bud stage
flowering stage
boll stage and boll opening stage of cotton
respectively. The soil total nitrogen of T4 was significantly higher than that of T2 at flowering stage
reaching 1.24 g/kg. There was no significant difference in soil urease activity
sucrase activity
catalase activity
alkaline phosphatase activity and ammonium nitrate content between the treatments of T5
T6 and T2 at each growth stage. The soil urease activity and nitrate content in the mature stage of the treatments of T5 and T6 decreased by 28.20%
26.40% and 11.13%
8.32%
respectively
compared with the T4. In addition
the nitrogen use efficiencies of T5 and T6 were significantly higher than that of T2
by 62.09% and 62.43%
respectively. But there was no significant difference in yield and its components. In summary
the soil enzyme activity
inorganic nitrogen content and yield of the treatment with 20% nitrogen reduction combined with slow release nitrogen fertilizer (T5
T6) were not significantly different from those of the conventional (T2)
and the nitrogen use efficiency was significantly higher
which could ensure the nitrogen supply in the whole growth period of cotton
avoid the nitrogen waste
and achieve the purposes of high yield and efficient utilization of nitrogen fertilizer.
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