Effect of NH4+-N Adsorption-desorption by Tea Residue Biochar Prepared at Different Pyrolysis Temperatures in Tea Plantation Soil[J]. 2019, 33(6): 326-331.
Effect of NH4+-N Adsorption-desorption by Tea Residue Biochar Prepared at Different Pyrolysis Temperatures in Tea Plantation Soil[J]. 2019, 33(6): 326-331. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.06.046.
The adsorption and desorption of ammonium by biochar affects the nitrogen fixation effect of soil. To explore the effect of tea residue biochar on the adsorption-desorption of NH
4
+
-N in tea garden soil
reduce nitrogen leaching in soil
and improve nitrogen use efficiency
through a simulated culture experiment
the equilibrium adsorption method and HCL desorption method were used to study the ads
orption-desorption of NH
4
+
-N characteristics in tea garden soil in which the biochar that prepared at different pyrolysis temperatures was differently added (0.35%
0.70%
1.40%
2.80%). The results showed that the application of biochar could effectively enhance the adsorption of NH
4
+
-N by tea garden soil and the enhancement increase with the increase of biochar addition. Under the same addition
the adsorption amount of NH
4
+
-N in the tea garden soil treated by four kinds of biochar trended as BC400
>
BC300
>
BC500
>
BC600. The CEC content of biomass carbon was the main factor affecting the ability of soil to adsorb NH
4
+
-N. The adsorption process of NH
4
+
-N by soil
which was dominated by monolayer adsorption
reached a significant level by matching the Langmuir equation (0.953 7
<
R
2
<
0.995 5). After the application of biomass charcoal
the soil produced a known absorption hysteresis
which effectively reduced the desorption rate of NH
4
+
-N in tea garden soil
and the desorption rate of BC400 was the lowest. Tea residue biochar can enhance the adsorption of NH
4
+
-N in soil
reduce the desorption of NH
4
+
-N
improve the ability of soil to absorb nitrogen
and the treatment of BC400 with 2.80% addition showed the best effect.