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Effects Of Inhibitors On Nitrification Driven By Soil Ammonia Oxidizers And Researchs Of Screening

Posted on:2024-05-26Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:D X SunFull Text:PDF
GTID:2530307076456834Subject:Agricultural Resources and Environment
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Nitrification in agroecosystems has long been an area of focus for scientific research,and mitigating nitrification can efficiently improve nitrogen use efficiency in crops and reduce environmental pollution.During fertilization,nitrogen cycle is accelerated by a large amount of urea or ammonium applied to the soil,which lead to nitrate(NO3-)loss and produce the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide(N2O).N2O emissions and nitrate NO3-leaching in agroecosystems are main contributors to non-point source pollution and reduced nitrogen use efficiency,both of which are driven by soil nitrification.The combination of urea and nitrification inhibitors(NIs)in soils to regulate the community composition of ammonia-oxidizing microorganisms(AOM)is a very active research area.But most NIs on the market today are inhibitors for ammonia-oxidizing bacteria(AOB).With the continuous development of molecular ecology techniques,there are three varieties of microorganisms that dominate the ammonia oxidation process in soil,including AOB,ammonia oxidizing archaea(AOA)and complete ammonia oxidizing bacteria(Comammox),their niche in soil and contribution to ammonia oxidation have great differences.Therefore,it is necessary to study nitrification inhibitors that can inhibit AOA and Comammox to prevent their effects on soil nitrification and N2O production,so as to provide a direction for screening new biological nitrification inhibitors,in order to achieve the purpose of regulating nitrification,reducing N2O emissions,and improving fertilizer efficiency.In this study,dicyandiamide(DCD),carboxy-PTIO(PTIO),and sodium chlorate(Na Cl O3)were used as NIs of AOB,AOA,and Comammox respectively,and their effects on nitrification,N2O emission,and abundances of ammonia-oxidizing microorganisms in long non-nitrogen application soil(N0P2K2)and long-term constant nitrogen application soil(N2P2K2)were researched.Combined with the 15N isotope technique,the effects of NIs on nitrification and N2O emissions were analyzed.In addition,we explored the possibility of olive pomace(OP),the soapstock waste of olive processing(OL)as a new type of biological nitrification inhibitor(BNIs),and DCD was used as a control to briefly explored the effect of them on urea transformation in soil.The main findings are as follows:(1)The treatment of urea combined with DCD(U+DCD)and urea combined with sodium chlorate(U+Na Cl O3)could inhibit the nitrification of N0P2K2 and N2P2K2 soil,and DCD had a greater inhibitory effect than Na Cl O3.The treatment of urea combined with PTIO(U+PTIO)accelerated the nitrification process in N0P2K2 soil,and had no inhibitory effect on the nitrification of N2P2K2 soil.(2)The level of nitrogen in the soil significantly affected the soil N2O emissions,and the N2P2K2 treatments at day 7 and 28 were higher than the N0P2K2treatments in the same period.Among the three inhibitors,only DCD significantly reduced the cumulative N2O emissions in N0P2K2 and N2P2K2 soils by 78.9%and 95.4%,respectively.In N0P2K2 soil,U+PTIO treatment accelerated the nitrification process,so its cumulative N2O emission was significantly higher than that of only apply urea treatment(U treatment)on the 7th and 28th days of incubation;In N2P2K2 soil,U+Na Cl O3 treatment inhibited the nitrite oxidizing bacteria(NOB)abundance,promoted the denitrification process,and the cumulative N2O emission was significantly higher than other treatments.Although Na Cl O3 could inhibit nitrification,it had no inhibitory effect effect on N2O production.(3)U+DCD significantly inhibited the abundance of AOB amo A gene in N0P2K2 and N2P2K2 soil,while increasing the abundance of AOA amo A gene.In N0P2K2 soil,U+PTIO treatment significantly inhibited the abundance of AOA amo A gene by 51%at day 7 and 73.3%at day 28,while increasing the AOB amo A gene abundance by 113.3%~359.9%;In N2P2K2 soil,U+PTIO treatment had no inhibitory effect on AOA amo A gene abundance and therefore had on effect on AOB.After incubation for 7 days,Na Cl O3 and PTIO had the effect on inhibiting Comammox amo A gene,but the growth of Comammox could be restored at day 28.Compared with U treatment,U+Na Cl O3 treatment significantly reduced the abundance of NOB functional genes in N0P2K2 and N2P2K2 soil samples.(4)AOB abundance was highly negatively correlated with AOA abundance(r=-0.82,P<0.001),and the niche competition between AOB and AOA was more active in long-term nitrogen deficient soil.The cumulative N2O emission was positively correlated with AOB amo A gene abundance and soil NO3--N content.After incubation for 28 days,the correlation between cumulative N2O emissions and other factors became weaker.(5)Phylogenetic analysis showed that among the three treatments of U,U+DCD and U+PTIO,there were nine AOB OUTs with significant difference,which were closely related to Nitrosomonaceae and Nitrosospira.In N0P2K2 soil,Nitrosospira abundance were significantly inhibited by DCD,which may be a key factor affecting N2O emission.(6)Compared with DCD,urea combined with olive oil press soapatock deep processing waste liquid can largely retain soil nitrogen in the form of NH4+in the soil.It is speculated that the fat-soluble substances in the soapstock waste of olive processing can effectively retain soil nitrogen.The development of BNIs will have long-term practical significance for the development of green agriculture in China,promoting the sustainable utilization of resources,and promoting the development of new green high-efficiency nitrogen fertilizer products.
Keywords/Search Tags:Nitrous oxide, carboxy-PTIO, nitrogen deficient soil, Niche, balance and limit, biological nitrification inhibitors
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