LI Qiang, LI Jianguo, ZHANG Zhongqi, et al. Optimizing N-Fertilizer Inputs for Rice Production in Coastal Saline Based on a Biogeochemical Model and Dichotomy[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2018, 38(3): 167-173.
DOI:
LI Qiang, LI Jianguo, ZHANG Zhongqi, et al. Optimizing N-Fertilizer Inputs for Rice Production in Coastal Saline Based on a Biogeochemical Model and Dichotomy[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2018, 38(3): 167-173. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.20180426.001.
Optimizing N-Fertilizer Inputs for Rice Production in Coastal Saline Based on a Biogeochemical Model and Dichotomy
[Objective] Determing the optimal amount of N-fertilizer inputs for rice production is significant to improve the agricultural management in the coastal saline reclamation area
Eastern China.[Methods] Combining denitrification decomposition model(DNDC) and dichotomy method
this study simulated rice yield dynamics during the whole life cycle under six fertilization situations (10%
20%
30%
-10%
-20% and -30% of additional N-fertilizer inputs). And the optimal interval of N-fertilizer inputs and corresponding ecological impacts were explored.[Results] ① The rice yield in the study area was 6 431.67
5 939.22
5 439.66
7 686.51
7 739.94 and 7 739.94 kg/hm2 10%
20%
30%
-10%
-20% and -30% N-fertilizer inputs
respectively. ② The optimal interval of fertilization was from 10% to 20% of additional fertilizer inputs
namely
519.0~566.18 kg/hm2 of N-fertilizer inputs. And the optimal N-fertilizer inputs was 528.214 kg/hm2
according to dichotomy analysis. ③ Based on the optimal amount of N-fertilizer inputs
the nitrogen oxide emission was 9.24 kg/hm2 during full rice growth period
which showed a good environmental benefit.[Conclusion] The optimal amount of N-fertilizer inputs during rice production in the study area is 528.214 kg/hm2. This optimal N-fertilizer inputs
can improve the rice yields of saline soil to the top level and produce a better environmental benefit.
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