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Characteristics Of Nitrous Oxide Emissions From Citrus Orchard Soil Under Different Fertilization Treatments

Posted on:2021-01-15Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:P F ZhangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2393330611983146Subject:Soil science
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N2O is an important greenhouse gas that accelerates global warming and causes ozone hole.Citrus industry is the backbone of China's fruit industry,and in the process of citrus production,in order to improve yields of fruit,citrus orchards often apply a large amount of chemical fertilizers,resulting in soil stagnation,soil fertility declines,orchard ecological degradation and other environmental pollution problems.N2O emissions are one of the major loss pathways for fertilizers.At present,there is very little research on N2 O emissions from citrus orchards,and even less research on how to apply fertilizer scientifically in citrus orchards to reduce N2 O emissions.Therefore,this study seeks to find a reasonable use of fertilizer in citrus orchards through different fertilizer application and treatment experiments to provide a reference for mitigating N2 O emissions from citrus orchards.In order to investigate the emission characteristics and generation mechanism of N2 O from citrus orchards,three types of optimized fertilization treatments were set up at the Fenghuang Hill citrus planting base in Banyue Town,Danyang,Yichang City,Hubei Province.N2 O fluxes were analyzed by the static opaque chamber and gas chromatography techniques.The main results are as follows:?1?N2O emissions from citrus soils show a clear seasonal pattern,with N2 O emissions from spring to summer?April?August?being significantly higher than those from autumn to winter?September?March?,and N2 O emissions from summer being more concentrated than those from spring,accounting for 49.10 percent of total N2 O emissions during the observation period,the main reason for these phenomena is that the soil temperature,moisture,and soil carbon and nitrogen contents have a seasonal dynamic change.Due to seasonal differences in N2 O emissions,N2 O emissions in 2018 are lower than those in 2019.?2?The N2O fluxes from nitrogen treatment are significantly higher than those from non-nitrogen treatment?P < 0.01?,indicating that nitrogen fertilizer application can significantly promote N2 O emissions but N2 O fluxes does not increase with the increase of nitrogen fertilizer application.This is because with too much nitrogen applied,more nitrogen is lost in the soil in other pathways.?3?Organic fertilizer and green manure significantly promote soil N2 O emissions at 0%,75%,100% nitrogen application levels,while organic fertilizer and green manure inhibit soil N2 O emissions at 85% nitrogen application level.Due to the significant increase in soil DOC content?P < 0.01?at 85% nitrogen application level,adjusting the soil C/N ratio,while organic fertilizers consume a large amount of O2 in soil during the decomposition process,ultimately reducing N2 O emissions.?4?Soil temperature,moisture,inorganic nitrogen contents and dissolved organic carbon contents were positively correlated with soil N2 O emission fluxes,but only soil temperature and soil nitrate nitrogen contents were positively correlated with soil N2 O emission fluxes?P < 0.01?.Green manure significantly improves the water holding capacity of the soil?P < 0.01?.?5?Soil temperature,moisture and nitrate are the main contributors to soil N2 O emissions from citrus orchard.The contribution of soil temperature to soil N2 O emissions was about 28.56%?57.40%.The contribution of moisture to soil N2 O emissions was about 25.16%.The contribution of nitrate to soil N2 O emissions was about 26.32%?34.71%.In summary,in the actual production process in the citrus production area of Danyang,Hubei province,it can be considered to reduce the application of nitrogen fertilizer by 15% on the increase of organic fertilizers or Green manure planting,which is beneficial for mitigating soil N2 O emissions.
Keywords/Search Tags:citrus orchard, nitrous oxide, green manure, soil temperature, inorganic nitrogen
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