MA Jingdong, NIE Weibo, FENG Zhengjiang, et al. Effects of Fertilization Timing on Soil Water and Nitrogen Transport and Transformation[J]. 2022, 36(4): 236-246.
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MA Jingdong, NIE Weibo, FENG Zhengjiang, et al. Effects of Fertilization Timing on Soil Water and Nitrogen Transport and Transformation[J]. 2022, 36(4): 236-246. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.04.030.
Effects of Fertilization Timing on Soil Water and Nitrogen Transport and Transformation
In order to reveal the law of soil water and nitrogen transport and transformation under different fertilization timing (the whole process
the first 1/2 and the last 1/2 infiltration water fertilization)
we analyzed the migration and transformation law of soil water and nitrogen distribution and redistribution under different fertilization timing
and compared their effects on soil nitrogen content quantitatively based on the one-dimensional vertical fertilizer solution (urea) infiltration experiment of sandy loam and clay soil. The results showed that fertilization timing hadlittle effect on the cumulative infiltration of soil and the distribution of water in moist body
but it had a significant effect on the transport and transformation of different forms of nitrogen in the process of distribution and redistribution. At the end of infiltration in sandy loam and clay loam
during the whole processand fertilization of the last 1/2 infiltration water
the content of urea nitrogen
ammonium nitrogen (NH4+-N) and nitrate nitrogen (NO3--N) decreased with the increasing of soil depth. When the first half of the infiltration water was fertilized
the content of urea nitrogen and NO3--N accumulated at the edge of the wet body
andNH4+-N increased first and then decreased
mainly distributed in 5-25 cm soil layer. In the redistribution stage
urea nitrogen in sandy loam and clay loam was basically hydrolyzed after 3 and 5 days of redistribution during the whole process and the last 1/2 infiltration water fertilization
respectively. At the same time
NH4+-N content reached the peak
and NO3--N content did not decline within 10 days of redistribution. When the first half of the infiltration water was fertilized
the hydrolysis of urea nitrogen was basically completed after 10 days of redistribution
the content of NH4+-N reached the peak after 5-10 days of redistribution
and the content of NO3--N increased first and then decreased. Under the condition of the last 1/2 infiltration water and the whole process of fertilization
when sandy loam and clay loam were distributed for another 10 days
the content of NH4+-N and NO3--N in the 0-40 cm soil layer both were greater than those of the first 1/2 infiltration water
indicating that its potential nitrogen utilization efficiency was high. Therefore
it was recommended that the rational fertilization time of border (ditch) irrigation was the last half of the infiltration water or the whole process of fertilization. The results of this research could provide theoretical basis and technical support for the design and management of farmland border (ditch) irrigation and fertilization system.
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