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Nitrate leaching of winter wheat grown in lysimeters as affected by fertilizers and irrigation on the North China Plain

作  者:
Gu Li-min;Liu Tie-ning;Zhao Jun;Dong Shu-ting;Liu Peng;Zhang Ji-wang;Zhao Bin
单  位:
Shandong Agr Univ, Natl Engn Lab Efficient Utilizat Soil & Fertilize, Coll Agron, State Key Lab Crop Biol, Tai An 271018, Shandong, Peoples R China
关键词:
fertilization;irrigation;nitrate vertical transport;nitrogen leaching;nitrogen use efficiency;manure;lysimeter
摘  要:
Proper application of nitrogen (N) fertilizers and irrigation management are important production practices that can reduce nitrate leaching into groundwater and improve the N use efficiency (NUE). A lysimeter/rain shelter facility was used to study effects of the rate of N fertilization, type of N fertilizer, and irrigation level on key aspects of winter wheat production over three growing seasons (response variables were nitrate transport, N leaching, and NUE). Results indicated that nitrate concentration in the soil profile and N leaching increased with the rate of N fertilization. At the end of the third season, nitrate concentration in the top 0-75 cm layer of soil was higher with manure treatment while urea treatments resulted in higher concentrations in the 100-200 cm layer. With normal irrigation, 3.4 to 15.3% of N from applied fertilizer was leached from the soil, yet no leaching occurred under a stress irrigation treatment. The manure treatment experienced less N leaching than the urea treatment in all cases except for the 180 kg N ha(-1) rate in 2011-2012 (season 3). In terms of grain yield (GY), dry matter (DM) or NUE parameters, values for the manure treatment were lower than for the urea treatment in 2009-2010 (season 1), yet were otherwise higher for urea treatment in season 3. GY and crop nitrogen uptake (NU) were elevated when the rate of N fertilizer increased, while the NUE decreased; GY, DM, and NU increased with the amount of irrigation. Data indicated that reduced rates of N fertilization combined with increased manure application and proper irrigation management can lower nitrate levels in the subsoil and reduce potential N leaching into groundwater.

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