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Nitrogen rate is more important than irrigation rate in mitigating nitrogen leaching in flood-irrigated maize: A 6-year lysimeter experiment

文献类型： 外文期刊

作者： Liyao Hou;Xiaotong Liu;Jianhang Luo;Ying Zhao;Xuejun Zhang;Qiuliang Lei;Hongbin Liu;Peng Zou;Zhanjun Liu

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关键词： Irrigated agriculture;Irrigation-nitrogen regimes;Lysimeter;Nitrogen leaching;Spring maize

期刊名称： Geoderma

ISSN： 0016-7061

年卷期： 2024 年 447 卷

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收录情况： SCIE（2024版） ; ; EI（2024版）

摘要： Excessive nitrogen (N) fertilization and irrigation prevail in irrigated agriculture worldwide. However, little information is available that systematically evaluates grain yield, plant N uptake, residual soil NO3−-N (RSN), and N leaching under different irrigation–N regimes in an irrigated maize production system. To address such agronomic and environmental issues, a 6-year in situ lysimeter field trial was conducted in the Hetao Irrigation District of China with five treatments: 1) conventional irrigation (3,900 m3/ha) and local farmer fertilizer N rate (490 kg ha−1) (CON); 2) conventional irrigation and the recommended fertilizer N rate (420 kg ha−1) (RN); 3) deficit irrigation (2,730 m3/ha) and the recommended fertilizer N rate (SRN); 4) deficit irrigation and the recommended fertilizer N rate (with ∼ 10 % organic fertilizer N substitution) (SMN); and 5) conventional irrigation and controlled-release N fertilizer (270 kg ha−1) (CRF). Maize yield was not significantly different across treatments in 2015–2020. Averaged across years, SMN, SRN, and CRF significantly increased plant N uptake compared with that in CON by 28.84 %, 19.15 %, and 17.53 %, respectively. Residual soil NO3−-N at 0–90 cm was ranked as SRN > CON ≈ SMN > RN > CRF, whereas cumulative N in leachate from 2015–2020 (Nloss) in CON was 86.2 % to 187.1 % higher than that in other treatments. The Nloss in SRN was equivalent to that in RN and SMN, but Nloss in SMN decreased significantly compared with that in RN, indicating additive benefits of deficit irrigation and organic input on reducing N leaching. Structural equation modelling revealed that irrigation had greater effects on plant N uptake than those of fertilization, whereas N rate had a greater total effect on N leaching than that of irrigation. Overall, rampant excessive irrigation and N fertilization by farmers can be substantially reduced while maintaining grain yield and mitigating N leaching loss, with further benefits gained by applying controlled-release N fertilizer and manure in irrigated maize production.

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