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Lineal extension of Gaeumannomyces graminis var. tritici hyphae along roots of intact wheat plants growing in soils was measured. Hyphal growth rates were lower in soils treated with NH4+-N than with NO3?-N. In a soil that is suppressive to the take-all disease, the controlling influence of NH4+-N was eliminated by soil fumigation (methyl bromide), and reintroduced to fumigated soil by additions of 1% nonsterile soil. Effects of fumigation on hyphal growth were absent in a nonsuppressive soil, and in NO3?-treatments of the suppressive soil. When inocula of selected groups of wheat rhizoplane microflora were reintroduced into a fumigated or a soil-reinoculated soil via a root-food base, the Pseudomonas spp. consistently appeared more suppressive in NH4+-N treatments than the general bacterial flora, Bacillus spp. spores, streptomycetes, and fungi.  相似文献   

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The role of rhizoplane-inhabiting Pseudomonas spp as inhibitors of take-all on wheat was investigated. Apparent numbers of pseudomonads in wheat rhizoplanes and numbers that were antagonistic in vitro toward Gaeumannomyces graminis var, tritici did not differ when wheat was supplied with NH+4-N or NO?3-N. More intense antagonism was expressed by colonies selected from soil treated with NH+4-N than with NO?3-N, and from isolation media prepared at pH 5.5 rather than at 7.0. Antagonists were not recovered from methyl bromide-treated soil. Highly antagonistic pseudomonads were recovered from a wheat-monoculture soil which is considered suppressive toward the pathogen in the field, and were not recovered from a “nonsuppressive” soil. Pseudomonad antagonism ratings were inversely correlated with take-all severity in the suppressive soil, but not in the nonsuppressive soil. Pseudomonads were considered to be antagonists of G. graminis on rhizoplanes of wheat in a soil exhibiting the “take-all decline” phenomenon, but the significance of this interaction remains to be determined.  相似文献   

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High yield agricultural systems, such as high tunnel (HT) vegetable production, require a large supply of soil nutrients, especially nitrogen (N). Compost is a common amendment used by HT growers both to supply nutrients and to improve physical and biological soil properties. We examined commercially-available composts and their effects on soil N, plant N uptake, and tomato yield in HT cultivation. In addition, a laboratory study examined N and carbon (C) mineralization from the composts, and the usefulness of compost properties as predictors of compost N mineralization was assessed under field and laboratory conditions. The field study used a randomized complete block design with four replications to compare four compost treatments (all added at the rate of 300 kg total N ha?1) with unamended soil and an inorganic N treatment (110 kg N ha?1). Tomatoes were grown in Monmouth, Maine during the summers of 2013 and 2014. Compost NO3?-N and NH4+-N application rates were significantly correlated with soil NO3?-N and NH4+-N concentrations throughout the growing season. Marketable yield was positively correlated with compost total inorganic N and NO3?-N in both years, and with NH4+-N in 2014. There were no significant differences among composts in percentage of organic N mineralized and no correlations were observed with any measured compost property. In the laboratory study, all compost-amended soils had relatively high rates of CO2 release for the initial few days and then the rates declined. The compost-amended soils mineralized 4%–6% of the compost organic N. This study suggested compost inorganic N content controls N availability to plants in the first year after compost application.  相似文献   

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Extraction of soil nitrate nitrogen (NO3 ?-N) and ammonium nitrogen (NH4 +-N) by chemical reagents and their determinations by continuous flow analysis were used to ascertain factors affecting analysis of soil mineral N. In this study, six factors affecting extraction of soil NO3 ?-N and NH4 +-N were investigated in 10 soils sampled from five arable fields in autumn and spring in northwestern China, with three replications for each soil sample. The six factors were air drying, sieve size (1, 3, and 5 mm), extracting solution [0.01 mol L?1 calcium chloride (CaCl2), 1 mol L?1 potassium chloride (KCl), and 0.5 mol L?1 potassium sulfate (K2SO4)] and concentration (0.5, 1, and 2 mol L?1 KCl), solution-to-soil ratio (5:1, 10:1, and 20:1), shaking time (30, 60, and 120 min), storage time (2, 4, and 6 weeks), and storage temperature (?18 oC, 4 oC, and 25 oC) of extracted solution. The recovery of soil NO3 ?-N and NH4 +-N was also measured to compare the differences of three extracting reagents (CaCl2, KCl, and K2SO4) for NO3 ?-N and NH4 +-N extraction. Air drying decreased NO3 ?-N but increased NH4 +-N concentration in soil. Soil passed through a 3-mm sieve and shaken for 60 min yielded greater NO3 ?-N and NH4 +-N concentrations compared to other treatments. The concentrations of extracted NO3 ?-N and NH4 +-N in soil were significantly (P < 0.05) affected by extracting reagents. KCl was found to be most suitable for NO3 ?-N and NH4 +-N extraction, as it had better recovery for soil mineral N extraction, which averaged 113.3% for NO3 ?-N and 94.9% for NH4 +-N. K2SO4 was not found suitable for NO3 ?-N extraction in soil, with an average recovery as high as 137.0%, and the average recovery of CaCl2 was only 57.3% for NH4 +-N. For KCl, the concentration of extracting solution played an important role, and 0.5 mol L?1 KCl could fully extract NO3 ?-N. A ratio of 10:1 of solution to soil was adequate for NO3 ?-N extraction, whereas the NH4 +-N concentration was almost doubled when the solution-to-soil ratio was increased from 5:1 to 20:1. Storage of extracted solution at ?18 °C, 4 °C, and 25 °C had no significant effect (P < 0.05) on NO3 ?-N concentration, whereas the NH4 +-N concentration varied greatly with storage temperature. Storing the extracted solution at ?18 oC obtained significantly (P < 0.05) similar results with that determined immediately for both NO3 ?-N and NH4 +-N concentrations. Compared with the immediate extraction, the averaged NO3 ?-N concentration significantly (P < 0.05) increased after storing 2, 4, and 6 weeks, respectively, whereas NH4 +-N varied in the two seasons. In conclusion, using fresh soil passed through a 3-mm sieve and extracted by 0.5 mol L?1 KCl at a solution-to-soil ratio of 10:1 was suitable for extracting NO3 ?-N, whereas the concentration of extracted NH4 +-N varied with KCl concentration and increased with increasing solution-to-soil ratio. The findings also suggest that shaking for 60 min and immediate determination or storage of soil extract at ?18 oC could improve the reliability of NO3 ?-N and NH4 +-N results.  相似文献   

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A laboratory study determined the effects of salinity on ammonification, nitrification and mineral N accumulation in incubated soils. NH+4-N, NO?2-N and NO?3-N were measured periodically for 102 days in unamended soil of varying salinity and in soil amended with farm compost, mustard oil cake or urea. Increased salinity progressively retarded ammonification but did not suppress it completely. Nitrification was retarded, suppressed or inhibited completely by salinity, the effect depended on both the amount of salt and the type of amendment added to the soil. The amount of mineral N that accumulated generally decreased with increased salinity.  相似文献   

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Optimal fertilizer nitrogen (N) rates result in economic yield levels and reduced pollution. A soil test for determining optimal fertilizer N rates for wheat has not been developed for Quebec, Canada, or many other parts of the world. Therefore, the objectives were to determine: 1) the relationship among soil nitrate (NO? 3)- N, soil ammonium (NH + 4)- N and N fertilizer on wheat yields; and 2) the soil sampling times and depths most highly correlated with yield response to soil NO? 3-N and NH + 4-N. In a three year research work, wet and dried soil samples of 0- to 30- and 30- to 60-cm depths from 20 wheat fields that received four rates of N fertilizer at seeding and postseeding (plants 15 cm tall) were analyzed for NH + 4-N and NO? 3 -N using a quick-test (N-Trak) and a standard laboratory method. Wheat yield response to N fertilizer was limited, but strong to soil NO? 3-N.  相似文献   

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ABSTRACT

Plant nitrogen (N)-acquisition strategy affects soil N availability, community structure, and vegetation productivity. Cultivated grasslands are widely established to improve degraded pastures, but little information is available to evaluate the link between N uptake preference and forage crop biomass. Here an in-situ 15N labeling experiment was conducted in the four cultivated grasslands of Inner Mongolia, including two dicots (Medicago sativa and Brassica campestris) and two monocots (Bromus inermis and Leymus chinensis). Plant N uptake rate, shoot- and root biomass, and concentrations of soil inorganic-N and microbial biomass-N were measured. The results showed that the root/shoot ratios of the dicots were 2.6 to 16.4 fold those of the monocots. The shoot N concentrations of the dicots or legumes were 40.6% to 165% higher than those of the monocots or non-legumes. The four forage crops in the cultivated grassland preferred to uptake more NO3?-N than NH4+-N regardless of growth stages, and the NH4+/NO3? uptake ratios were significantly lower in the non-legumes than in the legumes (p < 0.05). Significant differences in the NH4+-N rather than NO3?-N uptake rate were observed among the four forages, related to plant functional types and growth stages. The NH4+ uptake rate in the perennial forages exponentially decreased with the increases in shoot-, root biomass, and root/shoot ratio. Also, the plant NH4+/NO3? uptake ratio was positively correlated with soil NH4+/NO3? ratio. Our results suggest that the major forage crops prefer to absorb soil NO3?-N, depending on soil inorganic N composition and belowground C allocation. The preferential uptake of NO3?-N by forages indicates that nitrate-N fertilizer could have a higher promotion on productivity than ammonium-N fertilizer in the semi-arid cultivated grassland.  相似文献   

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Sodium chloride, at rates up to 100 mg g?1, was added to a Sassafras sandy loam amended with finely-ground alfalfa to determine the effect of NaCl on CO2 evolution, ammonification, and nitrification in a 14-week study. A NaCl concentration of 0.25 mg g?1 significantly reduced CO2 evolution by 16% in unamended soil and 5% in alfalfa-amended soil. Increasing NaCl progressively reduced CO2 evolution, with no CO2 evolved from the soil receiving 100 mg NaCl g?1. A 0.50 mg NaCl g?1 rate was required before a significant reduction in decomposition of the alfalfa occurred. The NO?2-N + NO?3-N content of the soil was significantly reduced from 40 to 37 μg g?1 at 0 and 0.25 mg NaCl g?1, respectively in the unamended soil. In the alfalfa amended soil, nitrification was significantly reduced at 5 mg NaCl g?1. At 10 mg NaCl g?1, nitrification was completely inhibited, there being only 6 and 2 μg NO?2-N + NO?3-N g?1 in the alfalfa amended and unamended soil, respectively. In the alfalfa amended soil NH+4-N accumulated from 6 μg g?1 at the 0 NaCl rate to a maximum of 54 μg g?1 with 25 mg NaCl g?1. These higher NH+4-N values resulted in a 0.5 unit increase in the pHw over that of the 0 NaCl rate in the alfalfa amended soil. At NaCl concentrations above 25 mg g?1 there was a reduction in NH+4-N. The addition of alfalfa to the soil helped to alleviate the adverse affects of NaCl on CO2 evolution and nitrification.  相似文献   

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Soils stored in stockpiles during opencast mining operations accumulate significant quantities of ammonium (of the order of 200 μg NH4+-N g?1 soil) within the predominantly anaerobic cores of mounds. Upon stockpile dismantling and land restoration, this NH+4-N is rapidly oxidized to NO?3-N, which is readily lost from newly restored soil ecosystems by leaching and denitrification. Experiments were set up to examine how these significant reserves of mineral N might be conserved in such situations. Application of the nitrification inhibitor dicyandiamide was successful in minimizing NO3?-N lost by leaching, though large concentrations of NH4+-N were detected in drainage waters. Straw incorporation decreased nitrate leaching by up to 40%; biomass C was some 40% greater in straw-amended than in unamended soils after 14 weeks, though biomass N was similar in both. Addition of nitrogen-free organic materials (glucose, starch and cellulose) produced different results, with glucose amendment showing the greatest reduction in nitrate leaching in the short term (due to an apparent stimulation of denitrification) whereas addition of cellulose resulted in the most effective conservation of nitrogen over 14 weeks; this was due, at least in part, to uptake of mineral N by the soil microbial biomass.  相似文献   

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Agricultural systems that receive high amounts of inorganic nitrogen (N) fertilizer in the form of either ammonium (NH4+), nitrate (NO3−) or a combination thereof are expected to differ in soil N transformation rates and fates of NH4+ and NO3−. Using 15N tracer techniques this study examines how crop plants and soil microbes vary in their ability to take up and compete for fertilizer N on a short time scale (hours to days). Single plants of barley (Hordeum vulgare L. cv. Morex) were grown on two agricultural soils in microcosms which received either NH4+, NO3− or NH4NO3. Within each fertilizer treatment traces of 15NH4+ and 15NO3− were added separately. During 8 days of fertilization the fate of fertilizer 15N into plants, microbial biomass and inorganic soil N pools as well as changes in gross N transformation rates were investigated. One week after fertilization 45-80% of initially applied 15N was recovered in crop plants compared to only 1-10% in soil microbes, proving that plants were the strongest competitors for fertilizer N. In terms of N uptake soil microbes out-competed plants only during the first 4 h of N application independent of soil and fertilizer N form. Within one day microbial N uptake declined substantially, probably due to carbon limitation. In both soils, plants and soil microbes took up more NO3− than NH4+ independent of initially applied N form. Surprisingly, no inhibitory effect of NH4+ on the uptake and assimilation of nitrate in both, plants and microbes, was observed, probably because fast nitrification rates led to a swift depletion of the ammonium pool. Compared to plant and microbial NH4+ uptake rates, gross nitrification rates were 3-75-fold higher, indicating that nitrifiers were the strongest competitors for NH4+ in both soils. The rapid conversion of NH4+ to NO3− and preferential use of NO3− by soil microbes suggest that in agricultural systems with high inorganic N fertilizer inputs the soil microbial community could adapt to high concentrations of NO3− and shift towards enhanced reliance on NO3− for their N supply.  相似文献   

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Huang  Xingran  Liu  Yanfei  Li  Yiyong  Guo  Pingping  Fang  Xiong  Yi  Zhigang 《Journal of Soils and Sediments》2019,19(1):221-231
Purpose

Many studies have shown the simulated effects of nitrogen (N) deposition on soil microbial community composition by adding N directly to the forest floor but have ignored the N retention process by the canopy. This study was conducted to compare the responses of soil microbial biomass and community composition between soil application of N (SAN) and foliage application of N (FAN).

Materials and methods

A pot experiment was designed with (1) two N application methods (SAN and FAN), (2) three N application levels (5.6, 15.6 and 20.6 g N m?2 year?1), and (3) two tree species (Schima superba Gardn. et Champ. and Pinus massoniana Lamb.) following a nested factorial design. Soil microbial biomass and community composition were determined using phospholipid fatty acids (PLFAs) techniques after 1 and 1.5 years of treatments.

Results and discussion

Nitrogen addition increased (P?<?0.05) soil NH4+-N content and soil NO3?-N content and decreased (P?<?0.05) soil pH and soil microbial (bacterial, fungal, and actinomycete) biomass for both N application methods. Compared with the SAN treatment, the FAN treatment had higher (P?<?0.05) pH and lower (P?<?0.05) contents of soil NH4+-N and soil NO3?-N. Soil microbial biomass and community composition were significantly different between the different N addition levels under the SAN treatment, but they showed no significant difference (P?<?0.05) between the different N addition levels under the FAN treatment. The soil microbial biomass in the S. superba soil was higher (P?<?0.05) than that in the P. massoniana soil for the FAN treatment, with the opposite trend observed under the SAN treatment. Moreover, redundancy analysis showed that soil microorganisms were significantly correlated with soil pH, soil water content, NH4+-N, and NO3?-N.

Conclusions

The results showed that N addition affected soil properties, microbial biomass, and the composition of microbial communities; however, the FAN treatment had less influence on soil properties and soil microorganisms than did the SAN treatment over short time scales, and the extent of this effect was different between coniferous and broadleaf trees.

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 The objectives of this work were to evaluate the inhibitory action on nitrification of 3,4-dimethylpyrazole phosphate (DMPP) added to ammonium sulphate nitrate [(NH4)2SO4 plus NH4NO3; ASN] in a Citrus-cultivated soil, and to study its effect on N uptake. In a greenhouse experiment, 2 g N as ASN either with or without 0.015 g DMPP (1% DMPP relative to NH4 +-N) was applied 6 times at 20-day intervals to plants grown in 14-l pots filled with soil. Addition of DMPP to ASN resulted in higher levels of NH4 +-N and lower levels of NO3 –-N in the soil during the whole experimental period. The NO3 –-N concentration in drainage water was lower in the ASN plus DMPP (ASN+DMPP)-treated pots. Also, DMPP supplementation resulted in greater uptake of the fertilizer-N by citrus plants. In another experiment, 100 g N as ASN, either with or without 0.75 g DMPP (1% DMPP relative to NH4 +-N) was applied to 6-year-old citrus plants grown individually outdoors in containers. Concentrations of NH4 +-N and NO3 –-N at different soil depths and N distribution in the soil profile after consecutive flood irrigations were monitored. In the ASN-amended soil, nitrification was faster, whereas the addition of the inhibitor led to the maintenance of relatively high levels of NH4 +-N and NO3 –-N in soil for longer than when ASN was added alone. At the end of the experiment (120 days) 68.5% and 53.1% of the applied N was leached below 0.60 m in the ASN and ASN+DMPP treatments, respectively. Also, leaf N levels were higher in plants fertilized with ASN+DMPP. Collectively, these results indicate that the DMPP nitrification inhibitor improved N fertilizer efficiency and reduced NO3 – leaching losses by retaining the applied N in the ammoniacal form. Received: 31 May 1999  相似文献   

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Sandy loam soil, with added glucose, was incubated anaerobically under N2 and subjected to repeated 1-h C2H2 reduction assays. In the presence of 1% glucose the addition of 50 μg NH4+ ?N/g or of 20 μg NO?3 N/g (untreated soil contained 1.2 μg NH+4?N and 7.10 μg NO?3-N/g) caused at least some suppression of nitrogenase activity. Activity developed when the KCl-extractable soil inorganic nitrogen concentration dropped below 35 μg/g. In the presence of 0.1 or 0.05% glucose the addition of 5 μg NH+4?N/g caused some suppression of nitrogenase activity. However, activity developed when the soil NH4+-N concentration dropped below about 4 μg/g. With 0.1% glucose and 5 μg added NO?2 N/g, activity did not develop until the soil NO?2 -N concentration dropped to zero. Added NO?3 N was rapidly reduced and denitrified to NO?2- N, N2O-N and NH+4 N and furthermore caused some inhibition of CO2 evolution. The data from NH4?-addition experiments are consistent with a nitrogenase repression/ derepression threshold of 4 and 35μg NH+4-N/g at 0.05 and 1% glucose concentrations, respectively. The data from NO?2- and NO?3-addition experiments suggest a combination of repression and toxicity effects in the presence of added NO?3 N.  相似文献   

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Biodegradation rates of oily waste in soil can be limited by mineral nutrients, particularly N and P. A laboratory incubation experiment was carried out to investigate the influence of N forms, nitrate (NO? 3-N) vs ammonium nitrogen (NH+ 4-N), and sources, i.e., the conjugate cations/anions, on C mineralization rate (CMR) was determined daily by measuring the CO2 evolved using gas chromatography. The CMR and the cumulative C mineralized (CCM) varied with the form and/or the source of N applied. The greatest enhancement in CMR occurred in the NO? 3-treatments in which the source conjugate cation was Ca+2. The addition of P fertilizer further enhanced C mineralization rates irrespective of the form and/or the source of N added. The results show that up to 45% of the added oily waste mineralized as CO2-C in 28 d. The residual P and N (NO? 3-N plus NH+ 4-N) data showed that approximately 90% of the added P and N were utilized for oil decomposition. The amount of residual NO? 3-N appeared to have an inverse relationship with CCM. The NO? 3-N utilization occurred at the expense of NH+ 4-N and this was particularly high in the treatments which received P.  相似文献   

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Soil NH+4-N and NO?3-N at five soil depths (0–10, 10–20, 20–40, 40–60, 60–80 cm) and some environmental variables were measured in a field trial under fallow and wheat for 9 months.Significant linear and quadratic relationships were obtained relating soil NH+4-N, NO?3-N, NH+4-N + NO?3-N, and NH+4-N + NO?3 + total-N uptake by wheat to soil heat accumulation (temperature), moisture, and rainfall. R2 values generally decreased with soil depth and the maximum value (37%) was obtained for NO?3-N changes in the topsoil (0–10 cm).Although a considerable amount of variation in the inorganic values recorded is not included in the equations, our results suggest that the development of the above relationships particularly of the quadratic type are useful to predict crop requirements for N by measurement of environmental variables in the field.  相似文献   

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Purpose

Sustainable management of riparian zone soils is required to ensure the health of natural ecosystems and maintenance of soil nitrogen (N) pools and soil N cycling. However, the effect of revegetation type and age on soil N pools remains poorly understood.

Materials and methods

This study compiled data from published articles to understand the effects of revegetation types and age on soil total N (TN) and soil inorganic N (NH4+-N, and NO3?-N) using a meta-analysis. We extracted 645 observations from 52 published scientific articles.

Results and discussion

The revegetation of riparian zones led to a significant increase of soil TN (mean effect size: 11.5%; 95% CI: 3.1% and 20.6%). Woodland increased soil TN significantly by 14.0%, which was associated with the presence of N fixing species and high litter inputs. Soil NH4+-N concentration significantly increased (mean effect size: 20.1%; 95% CI: 15.1% and 25.4%), whereas a significant decrease in soil NO3?-N (mean effect size: ? 21.5%; 95% CI: ? 15.0% and ? 27.5%) was observed. Of the revegetation types considered in this paper, NO3?-N concentration in soil followed the order: grassland < shrubland < woodland, suggesting that woodland might be more efficient in soil NO3?-N retention than grassland. The high plant N uptake and accelerated NO3?-N leaching in grassland could be related to the decreased soil NO3?-N in grassland compared with other revegetation types. Revegetation significantly decreased soil moisture by (mean effect size: ? 7.9%; 95% CI: ? 3.3% and ? 12.2%) compared with the control, which might be associated with the selection of exotic species as dominant vegetation in the riparian zone. Soil TN increased in revegetation ages between 10 and 40 years following revegetation and was related to increased soil organic carbon inputs within those ages following the establishment.

Conclusions

This study provides insight into influence of different vegetation types and age on soil N pools and soil moisture. This study also highlights the importance of revegetation in riparian zones to increase soil TN.

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Purpose

Input of N as NH4 + is known to stimulate nitrification and to enhance the risk of N losses through NO3 ? leaching in humid subtropical soils. However, the mechanisms responsible for this stimulation effect have not been fully addressed.

Materials and methods

In this study, an acid subtropical forest soil amended with urea at rates of 0, 20, 50, 100 mg N kg?1 was pre-incubated at 25 °C and 60 % water-holding capacity (WHC) for 60 days. Gross N transformation rates were then measured using a 15N tracing methodology.

Results and discussion

Gross rates of mineralization and nitrification of NH4 +-N increased (P?<?0.05), while gross rate of NO3 ? immobilization significantly decreased with increasing N input rates (P?<?0.001). A significant relationship was established between the gross nitrification rate of NH4 + and the gross mineralization rate (R 2?=?0.991, P?<?0.01), so was between net nitrification rate of NH4 + and the net mineralization rate (R 2?=?0.973, P?<?0.05).

Conclusions

Stimulation effect of N input on the gross rate of nitrification of NH4 +-N in the acid soil, partially, resulted from stimulation effect of N input on organic N mineralization, which provides pH-favorable microsites for the nitrification of NH4 + in acid soils (De Boer et al., Soil Biol Biochem 20:845–850, 1988; Prosser, Advan Microb Physiol 30:125–181, 1989). The stimulated gross nitrification rate with the decreased gross NO3 ? immobilization rate under the elevated N inputs could lead to accumulation of NO3 ? and to enhance the risk of NO3 ? loss from humid forest soils.
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Field experiments were conducted to determine the effect of nitrogen (N) fertilizer forms and doses on wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) on three soils differing in their ammonium (NH4) fixation capacity [high = 161 mg fixed NH4-N kg?1 soil, medium = 31.5 mg fixed NH4-N kg?1 soil and no = nearly no fixed NH4-N kg?1 soil]. On high NH4+ fixing soil, 80 kg N ha?1 Urea+ ammonium nitrate [NH4NO3] or 240 kg N ha?1 ammonium sulfate [(NH4)2SO4]+(NH4)2SO4, was required to obtain the maximum yield. Urea + NH4NO3 generally showed the highest significance in respect to the agronomic efficiency of N fertilizers. In the non NH4+ fixing soil, 80 kg N ha?1 urea+NH4NO3 was enough to obtain high grain yield. The agronomic efficiency of N fertilizers was generally higher in the non NH4+ fixing soil than in the others. Grain protein was highly affected by NH4+ fixation capacities and N doses. Harvest index was affected by the NH4+ fixation capacity at the 1% significance level.  相似文献   

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Wildfires often modify soil properties, including the N status and net N mineralization rates, but their impacts on gross N fluxes have been scarcely evaluated. We aimed to ascertain the immediate effects of a medium–high severity wildfire on soil N transformations. Net and gross N rates were analytically and numerically (FLUAZ) quantified in burned (BS) and unburned (US) topsoils from the temperate–humid region (NW Spain). Analytical and numerical solutions were significantly correlated for both gross N mineralization (m) (r 2?=?0.815; p?<?0.001) and gross nitrification (n) (r 2?=?0.950; p?<?0.001). In BS, all NH4 +-N fluxes (net m, gross m and gross NH4 +-N immobilization, ‘ia’) increased, while those of NO3 ?-N decreased (gross n and gross NO3 ?-N immobilization, ‘in’) or did not vary (net n). In US and BS, gross m (0.26–3.60 and 4.70–15.42 mg N kg?1 day?1, respectively) predominated over gross n (0.026–2.45 and 0.001–0.002 mg N kg?1 day?1, respectively), and the same was true for the net fluxes. Compared with the few available data on recently burned soils (m?=?8–55 mg N kg?1 day?1; n?=?0.50–1.83 mg N kg?1 day?1), our gross m and n rates were similar and very low, respectively; gross n showed that nitrifiers were active in US and also in BS, despite the 98 % reduction observed immediately after the fire. For gross fluxes, m increased more than ia suggesting an NH4 +-N accumulation, but there is no risk of NO3 ?-N leaching because n decreased more than in.  相似文献   

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选取闽江福州下游段水体及河口短叶茳芏湿地土壤水作为研究对象,采用SAN++连续流动分析仪测试样品中NO-3—N,NO-2—N和NH+4—N含量,以揭示河流水体N含量的季节差异和对土壤水N含量的影响。研究结果表明:(1)闽江福州下游段秋季河流水NH+4—N和NO-3—N含量高于春季,NO-2—N含量低于春季;秋季短叶茳芏湿地土壤水NH+4—N和NO-2—N含量也明显高于春季,土壤水NO-3—N含量低于春季;春、秋季土壤水NH+4—N含量皆高于河流水,而NO-3—N和NO-2—N含量皆明显低于河流水。(2)河流水的浸淹对土壤N含量影响较大,说明河流水是湿地土壤的主要N源。(3)闽江福州下游段河流水3种形态的N含量表现为秋季大于春季,存在较明显的季节差异。(4)与2007—2008年的观测值相比较,闽江河口河流水体N含量呈大幅上升趋势,水体富营养化加剧。  相似文献   

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