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SOIL USE AND MANAGEMENT
卷 36, 期 4, 页码 751-765出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/sum.12642
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NH3-N volatilization; N2O-N emission; soil inorganic nitrogen storage; soil C; N ratio
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- Shaanxi Engineering Research Center of Circular Agricultural [2019HBGC-13]
- National Natural Science Foundation of China [31971859]
Biochar has been shown to be potentially beneficial for enhancing yields and soil properties, and diminishing nitrogen (N) losses. However, it remains unclear how biochar regulates soil carbon (C) and N to mitigate N losses induced by straw mixing with N fertilizer in dryland soils. Therefore, we investigated the effects of straw mixing (S-1), S(1)with biochar (SB) and no straw inputs (S-0), and routine urea application rates (N-1) and 70% of routine rates (N-0.7) on yields and N losses, and identify the relationship between N losses and soil C and N compounds. Results showed that N(0.7)and N(1)were suitable for the maize and wheat seasons, respectively, contributing to mitigating N losses without reducing crop yields. Moreover, in the maize season, N-0.7-SB significantly mitigated the straw-induced NH3-N and N2O-N emissions by 106% and 81%, respectively. In the wheat season, N-1-SB reduced the straw-induced NH3-N and N2O-N emissions by 35% and 66%, respectively. In addition, N-0.7-SB sharply reduced soil inorganic N (SIN) storage in the maize season. Furthermore, the NH3-N and N2O-N emission rates were negatively correlated with dissolved organic carbon/SIN content (0-20 cm) (DOC/SIN0-20). N losses (N2O-N and NH3-N emissions and SIN storage) were positively correlated with SIN0-20, but negatively correlated with soil organic carbon / SIN0-20(SOC/ SIN0-20). This study provides further evidence that biochar with an appropriate N application rate decreased SIN(0-20)and increased DOC/SIN0-20, thus reducing SIN storage and the straw-induced gaseous N emissions without decreasing crop yields.
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