Nitrogen balance and dynamics as affected by water table and fertilization management in celery (Apium graveolens) cropping system of southwestern China

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第一作者： Guo, Huaming

作者： Guo, Huaming;Li, Guanghe;Zhang, Dayi;Zhang, Xu;Guo, Huaming;Lu, Chang'ai

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关键词： Agricultural ecosystem;gaseous N emissions;N leaching

期刊名称：AFRICAN JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH （ 影响因子：0.263； 五年影响因子：0.203 ）

ISSN： 1991-637X

年卷期： 2007 年 2 卷 4 期

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收录情况： SCI

摘要： There is a great concern on N cycle and dynamics in intensive cropping agricultural ecosystems because of their possible negative environmental consequences. Field experiments were conduced at the Dianchi catchment, Yunnan, China, to investigate the combined effects of groundwater table and N fertilization rate on gaseous N emissions, N leaching, and soil N accumulation, together with N uptake by celery in order to establish a budget of N inputs and N outputs in closed greenhouses. Treatments consisted of a combination of two water table levels: one with a water table depth of 2.0 m BLS (Below Land Surface) (Site A) and the other with a water table depth of 0.5 m BLS (Site B), and three N fertilizer application rates: 0 kg N ha(-1) (no fertilization - NF), 450 kg N ha(-1) (low fertilization - LF) and 1200 kg N ha(-1) (high fertilization - HF) per rotation (about 90 d). Outputs of N were mainly as N uptake, with an average of 53.9% of total estimated output N. Crop N uptake significantly increased with an increase of N rate, but further fertilizer N inputs beyond 450 kg N ha(-1) did not lead to significant increases in N uptake. The same N-fertilizer application rate produced different N balances with different water table levels. Compared with Site B, Site A reduced N leaching, gaseous N emissions, and soil N accumulation, while increased N uptake. The N balances indicate that N leaching into groundwater was comparatively low, while gaseous N emissions were the major loss pathway in the celery (Apium graveolens) cropping system, although both N leaching and gaseous N emissions decreased with the decrease of N-fertilizer rate and the increase of water table depth. Of these gaseous N emissions, NO/NO(2) was the highest, followed by N(2)O and NH(3). In low N fertilization treatment, gaseous N emissions were reduced by 75 kg N ha(-1), N leaching by 8.4 kg N ha(-1), and soil N accumulation by 264 kg N ha(-1) at Site A. Even LF had resulted in significant N losses at Site B. These findings suggest that the balanced fertilization both in optimizing crop yields and in minimizing its adverse impacts on environment should take into account depth of groundwater table.

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