YAN Jun1, 2, WU Qixia1, et al. Experimental Research on Nitrogen Management Based on Emission Controlling for Paddy Field[J]. 2018, 32(2): 229-236. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.02.034.
30%N+70%CRF; optimized and reduced nitrogen fertilizer application
OPT-N) was carried out to study the effects of water and fertilizer managements on losses of N and phosphorus (P)
nutrition uptake of rice and nutrition accumulation of soil during different growth stages. The results were: (1) Compared with CF
SIDS reduced the irrigation quantity
total water use
runoff and leakage by 41.7%
18.5%
45.8% and 21.9%
respectively
but increased rainfall use efficiency by 16.2%. The amounts of total N (TN) from runoff and leakage in SIDS were 32.6%~35.9% and 22.8%~32.0% respectively lower than in CF. SIDS also decreased the amounts of total P (TP) from runoff and leakage by 36.4%~53.1% and 16.2%~33.3%
respectively. Meanwhile
the paddy runoff and leaching losses of TN and TP from re-greening to jointing and booting stages accounted for more than 70% of the whole growing season. (2) Compared with FFP
30%N+70% CRF and OPT-N decreased runoff of TN by 19.7%~29.2% and 15.1%~25.2%
leaching losses of TN by 25.4%~51.7% and 20.9%~26.4%
leaching losses of TP by 18.4%~24.5% and 20.4%~31.6%
respectively
but no obvious difference was found in runoff of TP. (3) Considering the nutrients uptake of rice and nutrition accumulation in soil
compared with FFP
SIDS increased yield by 4.4%
but had no significant effects on N and P accumulation in soil (0-40 cm depth). Compared with FFP
30%N+70% and OPT-N improved 5.6% and 0.4% yields respectively
and also giving the high and stable available N and available P in soil (0—20 cm depth). In generally
the combination of SIDS and 30%N+70% CRF could be effective in saving water
reducing N and P losses
promoting rice yields and improving soil fertility.