Predicting the Ratio of Nitrification to Immobilization to Reflect the Potential Risk of Nitrogen Loss Worldwide
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第一作者: Zhang, Yushu
作者: Zhang, Yushu;Pan, Baobao;Lam, Shu Kee;Chen, Deli;Bai, Edith;Hou, Pengfu;Zhang, Yushu
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关键词: nitrate loss; nitrification; immobilization; land use types; climatic regions
期刊名称:ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY ( 影响因子:9.028; 五年影响因子:9.922 )
ISSN: 0013-936X
年卷期: 2021 年 55 卷 11 期
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收录情况: SCI
摘要: Nitrification and immobilization compete for soil ammonium (NH4+); the relative dominance of these two processes has been suggested to reflect the potential risk of nitrogen loss from soils. Here, we compiled a database and developed a stochastic gradient boosting model to predict the global potential risk of nitrogen loss based on the ratio of nitrification to immobilization (N/I). We then conducted a meta-analysis to evaluate the effects of common management practices on the N/I ratio. The results showed that the soil N/I ratio varied with climate zones and land use. Soil total carbon, total nitrogen, pH, fertilizer nitrogen application rate, mean annual temperature, and mean annual precipitation are important factors of soil N/I ratio. Meta-analysis indicated that biochar, straw, and nitrification inhibitor application reduced the soil N/I ratio by 67, 64, and 78%, respectively. Returning plantation to forest and cropland to grassland decreased the soil N/I ratio by 88 and 45%, respectively. However, fertilizer nitrogen application increased the soil N/I ratio by 92%. Our study showed that the soil N/I ratio and its associated risk level of nitrogen loss were highly related to long-term soil and environmental properties with high spatial heterogeneity.
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