CHEN Xinbang, TANG Guangmu, ZHANG Yunshu, et al. Effects of Different Types of Exogenous Carbon Addition on Soil Carbon Storage in Grey Desert Soil[J]. 2023, 37(3): 330-335.
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CHEN Xinbang, TANG Guangmu, ZHANG Yunshu, et al. Effects of Different Types of Exogenous Carbon Addition on Soil Carbon Storage in Grey Desert Soil[J]. 2023, 37(3): 330-335. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2023.03.042.
Effects of Different Types of Exogenous Carbon Addition on Soil Carbon Storage in Grey Desert Soil
In order to explore the effect of long-term application of different types of exogenous carbon on soil carbon storage and carbon sequestration potential of topsoil ash desert soil
the field positioning experiment
which included 5 treatment as no straw is returned to the field (NPK)
NPK+ 1.5 t straw (NPKS)
NPK+ 1.5 t organic fertilizer (NPKM)
NPK+1.5 t cotton stalk carbon (NPKB1)
and NPK+3.0 t cotton stalk carbon (NPKB2) was conducted. Soil collected from 2015 to 2021 was used as the research object. The correlation between soil bulk density (BD)
organic carbon density (SOCD)
organic carbon accumulation rate
organic carbon storage (SOCR)
application years and organic carbon accumulation rate was analyzed. The results showed that (1) From the perspective of BD trend from 2013 to 2021
the application of NPKS
NPKM
NPKB1
and NPKB2 showed a consistent decreasing trend compared with NPK
with an average decrease of 1.84%
0.86%
5.03% and 6.66% compared with NPK
respectively. (2) Compared with NPK
soil SOCD increased by 12.21%
11.04%
24.14%
and 46.95% in NPKS
NPKM
NPKB1
and NPKB2 treatments
respectively
and cotton stalk carbon significantly improved soil SOCD. The cumulative rate increased by 73.16%
66.95%
133.52%
and 247.18%
respectively. (3) SOCR increased by 11.67% to 30.88% and 12.2%~33.24% in NPKS and NPKM treatments
respectively. NPKB1 and NPKB2 had the most significant SOCR improvement
with the highest improvement of 29.28% and 45.44% compared with 2013
respectively. Taken together
straw returned
cotton and organic carbon application is the effective measures to improve soil carbon of gray desert soil
in which addition of cotton carbon is more advantageous in short-term rapid increase soil organic carbon and carbon sequestration. Cotton charcoal itself contains rich nutrients. Long term cotton carbon addition increases soil carbon sequestration
improves soil fertility
alleviates the greenhouse effect
and is an effective way to achieve carbon neutrality.
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