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Study On Soil Carbon Sequestration And Emission Mitigation Under Different Fertilization

Posted on:2013-02-01Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X L HouFull Text:PDF
GTID:2211330374457753Subject:Science of meteorology
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Rice was the main food crop in the world, meanwhile, paddy soil was one of the importantsources of methane emission, based on the above two points, the paddy ecosystem had become theglobal focus of attention. Fertilization was a major management measures during paddy cultivationprocess, long-term fertilization effect on C content and storage of topsoil and methane and nituousoxide were recognized, meanwhile, fertilization had influence on the soil fertility and rice yield, whilethe soil carbon sequestration had extremely important significance on greenhouse gas emissionreduction. In order to respond to the climate change effectively and guarantee the sustainability ofagricultural production, exploring the effective measures that reducing greenhouse emission andguaranteeing the normal food production was necessary.The increased CH4and N2O emission from paddies after organic fertilizer return should beregarded as an important greenhouse gas leakage. Therefore, when analysis soil C sequestration and Cemission mitigation, obtain the effect of altogether wins with fertility betterment, yield increase andemission reduction, the soil carbon sequestration and the offset of the mitigation benefits need to beconsidered. To study the effect of different fertilization treatrnent on the organic carbon accumulation,the seasonal variation of CH4and N2O emission, the effete of physieal and chemical propertychanges result from different fertilization on methane emission, contribution of CH4,N2O emissionon GWP and the offset of the mitigation benefits under different fertilizing systems (includingCK,NPK1, NPK1+BIS(straw burned in situ), NPK2+S(staw), NPK2+MD(mushroom digestion),NPK3+CD(cow dung) and NPK3+BD(biogas digestion)) carbon density in plough layer, methane andnituous oxide emission fluxes from the double-cropping paddy field in Hunan red soil were monitored,methane and nituous oxide emission fluxes were monitored by using the method of static chamber-gaschromatographic technique. Finally the optimal fertilizer management measure was recommended.The results showed that:1. CH4and N2O emission observation(1)Fertilizer applying increased the emissions of CH4. Straw burned in situ reduce CH4by28.3%. When total N input amount was equal, adoption of mushroom digestion and biogas digestionreduced CH4emissions by26.1%~61.5%compared with staw and cow dung. Ploughing under dryconditions and draining during the winter period reduced CH4emissions effectively.(2)CH4emissions has closed relationship with air temperature and C/N of organic fertilizer.There was a significant positive correlation between CH4emission and organic carbon mass fractionand C/N, a low negative correlation between CH4emission and NH4+-N and NO3-N concentration.(3)N2O emission in late rice period was occupied sizeable share. Chemical fertilizer treatmentincreased N2O emission compared with chemical fertilizer combinated with organic fertilizertreatments. Straw burned in situ reduce N2O emission by85.0%. Adoption of cow dung reduced N2Oemission by80%compared with mushroom. There was not exited a trade-off relationship between CH4and N2O emission during early and late rice period but winter season.(4)There was a low positive correlation between N2O emission and soil total nitrogen, asignificant positive correlation between N2O emission and NH4+-N concentration.2. C sequestration and C emission mitigation(1)Biogas digestion and rice straw combinated with chemical fertilizer treatments had goodeffect on carbon sequestraton. The carbon sequestration capacity of chemical fertilizer was small,while Straw burned in situ reduced soil carbon storage.(2)The total greenhouse warming potential and emission intensity (CO2e/t grain yield) ofbiogas digestion combinated with chemical fertilizer treatments was the strongest, secondly for ricestraw treatment,3. The best choiceBiogas digestion had the most effective capacity of C sequestration and C emission mitigation,which increase carbon density from54.7%~91.7%, increased yield from6.9%~13,7%and reduceCH4and N2O emission from﹣19.4%~153.3%, was considered as the best choice.
Keywords/Search Tags:Rice field, Fertilization, CH4, N2O, C sequestration and greenhouse gas emissionsreduction
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