Coupling Effects of Water and Nitrogen Application with Partial Root-zone Irrigation on Growth of Cucumber and Nitrate Nitrogen Distribution in Soil
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Coupling Effects of Water and Nitrogen Application with Partial Root-zone Irrigation on Growth of Cucumber and Nitrate Nitrogen Distribution in Soil
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 32, Issue 2, Pages: 6-10(2013)
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淮北师范大学生命科学学院资源植物生物学安徽省重点实验室,安徽,淮北,235000
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ZHU Peng-fei, WU Shen, SHU Liang-zuo, et al. Coupling Effects of Water and Nitrogen Application with Partial Root-zone Irrigation on Growth of Cucumber and Nitrate Nitrogen Distribution in Soil[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2013, 32(2): 6-10.
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ZHU Peng-fei, WU Shen, SHU Liang-zuo, et al. Coupling Effects of Water and Nitrogen Application with Partial Root-zone Irrigation on Growth of Cucumber and Nitrate Nitrogen Distribution in Soil[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2013, 32(2): 6-10.DOI:
Coupling Effects of Water and Nitrogen Application with Partial Root-zone Irrigation on Growth of Cucumber and Nitrate Nitrogen Distribution in Soil
Coupling effects of water and nitrogen application on the growth of cucumber and the distribution andaccumulation of nitrate nitrogen in facility soil were studied under partial root-zone irrigation(PRI).The experimental factors included irrigation amount
and supply position of water and nitrogen in differentroot-zones.The results indicated that there was an interaction among the experimental factors studied regarding shoot biomass and cucumber yields.The shoot biomass and cucumber yield under deficient irrigationwere relative lower than that under full irrigation for the same irrigation method.The shoot biomass and cucumber yield were significantly higher in APRI than whole root-zone irrigation if same amount of water wassupplied.The highest shoot biomass and cucumber yield were observed in the APRI treatment with rotatedirrigation and application of nitrogen
especially when nitrogen fertilizer was suppliedto the non-irrigated furrow.In terms of both shoot biomass and cucumber growth
no significant differencewas observed between the treatment with fully irrigated root-zone and APRI under deficient irrigation condition.Nitrate distribution in soil profile was examined under APRI and FPRI with sufficient irrigation.Theresults revealed that nitrogen fertilizer application could cause nitrate accumulation in soil
and vertical movement of water down soil profile was the main factor affecting nitrate leaching.Nitrate leaching was reduced inPRI treatment with nitrogen fertilizer applied to non-irrigated furrow in comparison to applied to the irrigatedfurrow.Nitrate nitrogen was mainly accumulated in upper 110cm of the soil profile for the APRI treatmentwith nitrogen fertilized to the non-irrigated furrow
and its nitrate accumulation in deep soil profile was relatively significantly lower than the other treatments.In conclusion
APRI with nitrogen fertilizer applied tothe non-irrigated furrow is a better strategy balancing both cucumber growth and nitrate leaching.