NIU Baicheng, ZHAO Chengyi, FENG Guanglong, et al. Effects of Alternate Drying and Wetting on Soil CO2 Emissions in Oasis Farmland of Xinjiang Region[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2016, 36(3): 74-80.
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NIU Baicheng, ZHAO Chengyi, FENG Guanglong, et al. Effects of Alternate Drying and Wetting on Soil CO2 Emissions in Oasis Farmland of Xinjiang Region[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2016, 36(3): 74-80. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2016.03.014.
Effects of Alternate Drying and Wetting on Soil CO2 Emissions in Oasis Farmland of Xinjiang Region
[Objective] To evaluate the effects of soil water change and alternate drying and wetting on soil CO2 emissions in order to provide basis for soil carbon cycle in oasis farmland.[Methods] Soil samples were taken from oasis farmland in Xinjiang region
which was used for incubation experiment in laboratory. CO2 concentration was analyzed by meteorological chromatograph.[Results] (1) Compared with 60% WFPS(water filling soil porosity)
40% WFPS had a significant inhibiting effect on soil CO2 emissions(p<0.05)
while 80% WFPS was no significant influence on soil CO2 emissions(p<0.05). At the end of the experiment
compared with 60% WFPS
accumulation of soil CO2 emissions of 40% WFPS was reduced by 26%(p<0.05)
while accumulation of soil CO2 emissions of 80% WFPS was increased by 0.04%(p>0.05). (2) After multiple wet dry cycling
soil CO2 accumulative emissions under alternate drying and wetting condition was significant lower than that of constant moisture treatment(p<0.05). Under different drought intensity
the effect of severe drought on soil CO2 emission rate was higher than that of the moderate drought. But after multiple wet dry cycling
the effect of severe drought on the accumulation of soil CO2 emissions was lower than that of moderate drought(p<0.05). With the increased of drying and wetting alternation
the effects on soil CO2 emission rate was reduced significantly
especially for maximum soil CO2 emission rate.[Conclusion] Drying and wetting alternation can reduce soil CO2 emissions
and the amount of reduction increases with the increasing of drought intensity in Xinjiang oasis soil.
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