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The effects of urine nitrogen application rate on nitrogen transformations in grassland soils
The Journal of Agricultural Science ( IF 2 ) Pub Date : 2019-11-14 , DOI: 10.1017/s0021859619000832
C. Somers , N. T. Girkin , B. Rippey , G. J. Lanigan , K. G. Richards

Urine is a critical nitrogen (N) input in temperate grazed grasslands and can drive substantial nitrous oxide (N2O) production in soils. However, it remains unclear how differences in the N input rate affect N2O fluxes and vary between different grassland soils. The effect of increasing urine N application on ammonium (NH4+), nitrite (NO2) and nitrate (NO3) concentrations and N2O production was tested in two grassland soils, a free-draining loam and an imperfectly drained sandy-loam. It was hypothesized that high-urine N application rates would lead to ammonia/ammonium (NH3/NH4+) accumulation influencing N transformation rates and N2O production which differ between grassland soils. Fresh cattle urine was applied at rates equivalent to 300 and 1000 kg N/ha in an aerobic incubation experiment. Soils were destructively sampled over 80 days to measure changes in inorganic-N and pH. The higher N addition rate was associated with elevated NH3 concentrations up to day 35 in soils, probably inhibiting NO2 to NO3 reduction. In contrast, there was no inhibition of nitrification in the 300 kg N/ha treatment. Cumulative N2O fluxes were greatest from the 300 kg N/ha treatment for the loam soil, but were greater for the sandy-loam under the 1000 kg N/ha treatment. The results also show that differences in soil properties, in particular carbon availability, can be important in regulating N transformation and N2O production. Collectively, these results demonstrate the proposed mechanism of nitrification inhibition at high-N input rates, driven by either high NH3/NH4 and/or increased levels of NH4HCO3 from urea hydrolysis.

中文翻译:

尿氮施用量对草地土壤氮素转化的影响

尿液是温带放牧草原的关键氮 (N) 输入,可驱动大量一氧化二氮 (N2O) 在土壤中生产。然而,目前尚不清楚 N 输入速率的差异如何影响 N2O 通量和不同草地土壤之间的变化。增加尿氮施用量对铵(NH)的影响4+), 亚硝酸盐 (NO2-) 和硝酸盐 (NO3-) 浓度和 N2O 产量在两种草地土壤中进行了测试,一种是排水良好的壤土,另一种是排水不完全的沙壤土。假设高尿氮施用率会导致氨/铵(NH3/NH4+) 累积影响 N 转化率和 N2草地土壤之间的 O 产量不同。在好氧孵化实验中,新鲜牛尿的施用量相当于 300 和 1000 kg N/ha。在 80 天内对土壤进行破坏性采样,以测量无机氮和 pH 值的变化。较高的 N 添加率与 NH 升高有关3土壤中 35 天的浓度,可能抑制 NO2-到否3-减少。相反,在 300 kg N/ha 处理中没有抑制硝化作用。累积 N2300 kg N/ha 处理的壤土 O 通量最大,但在 1000 kg N/ha 处理下的沙壤土更大。结果还表明,土壤性质的差异,特别是碳的有效性,对于调节 N 转化和 N2Ø 生产。总的来说,这些结果证明了在高 N 输入速率下提出的硝化抑制机制,由高 NH 驱动3/NH4和/或 NH 水平升高4碳酸氢钠3尿素水解。
更新日期:2019-11-14
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