Effects of irrigation and nitrogen application on ammonia volatilization in solar greenhouse soils in winter-spring cucumber cultivation
Li Yin
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Li Yin
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Ammonia volatilization characteristics in fertilized and non-fertilized belts of greenhouse soils were investigated under different irrigation and nitrogen application treatments during winter-spring cucumber cultivation via the venting method.Also differences in ammonia volatilization among water-saving irrigation,reduced nitrogen treatment and traditional water/nitrogen treatments were analyzed and discussed.From the study,peak ammonia volatilization rate was on 7 days after basal fertilization in the solar greenhouse soil.Compared with traditional nitrogen treatment,the peak value for 25%-reduction in nitrogen fertilization dropped by 18.2%~34.3%.While peak ammonia volatilization rate was on the first day in the fertilization belt,it was on the fifth day in the non-fertilization belt after topdressing.Also compared with traditional treatments,the peak value for 25%-reduction in nitrogen fertilization also dropped by 12.3%~37.2% and that for water-saving irrigation treatment increased by 3.9%~47.0%.Ammonia volatilization and loss in the fertilization belt of greenhouse soils mainly occurred during cucumber blooming and initial fruiting periods,which were respectively 1.07~1.50 and 1.06~1.27 times those of the non-fertilization belt.No significant differences in ammonia volatilization and loss existed between fertilization and non-fertilization belts of greenhouse soils during cucumber full-fruit period and end-fruit periods.Ammonia volatilization rate increased with(0~10 cm) soil ammonium nitrogen content and improvement in(5 cm) soil temperature.However,a negative correlation existed between(0~10 cm) soil water content and ammonia volatilization rate.Cumulative ammonia volatilization was 11.4~26.6 kg.hm 2 during the entire cucumber growth season.Compared with traditional nitrogen and irrigation treatments,cumulative ammonia volatilization in the 25%-reduction in nitrogen fertilization dropped by 20.8%~22.2%.Also water-saving irrigation treatments concurrently improved cumulative ammonia volatilization by 0~4.51%.The analysis showed that appropriate reductions in nitrogen fertilization significantly limited ammonia volatilization and enhanced irrigation/nitrogen fertilizer efficiency in solar greenhouse soils in Hebei Province.While water-saving also significantly improved irrigation/nitrogen fertilizer efficiency,it failed to significantly reduce ammonia volatilization.Irrigation water-use efficiency of the 25%-reduction in nitrogen fertilization improved by 2.6%~5.9% over traditional nitrogen treatment.Compared with traditional irrigation,agronomic efficiency of nitrogen in water-saving irrigation increased by 13.9%~75.0%.
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Ammonia volatilization characteristics in fertilized and non-fertilized belts of greenhouse soils were investigated under different irrigation and nitrogen application treatments during winter-spring cucumber cultivation via the venting method.Also differences in ammonia volatilization among water-saving irrigation,reduced nitrogen treatment and traditional water/nitrogen treatments were analyzed and discussed.From the study,peak ammonia volatilization rate was on 7 days after basal fertilization in the solar greenhouse soil.Compared with traditional nitrogen treatment,the peak value for 25%-reduction in nitrogen fertilization dropped by 18.2%~34.3%.While peak ammonia volatilization rate was on the first day in the fertilization belt,it was on the fifth day in the non-fertilization belt after topdressing.Also compared with traditional treatments,the peak value for 25%-reduction in nitrogen fertilization also dropped by 12.3%~37.2% and that for water-saving irrigation treatment increased by 3.9%~47.0%.Ammonia volatilization and loss in the fertilization belt of greenhouse soils mainly occurred during cucumber blooming and initial fruiting periods,which were respectively 1.07~1.50 and 1.06~1.27 times those of the non-fertilization belt.No significant differences in ammonia volatilization and loss existed between fertilization and non-fertilization belts of greenhouse soils during cucumber full-fruit period and end-fruit periods.Ammonia volatilization rate increased with(0~10 cm) soil ammonium nitrogen content and improvement in(5 cm) soil temperature.However,a negative correlation existed between(0~10 cm) soil water content and ammonia volatilization rate.Cumulative ammonia volatilization was 11.4~26.6 kg.hm 2 during the entire cucumber growth season.Compared with traditional nitrogen and irrigation treatments,cumulative ammonia volatilization in the 25%-reduction in nitrogen fertilization dropped by 20.8%~22.2%.Also water-saving irrigation treatments concurrently improved cumulative ammonia volatilization by 0~4.51%.The analysis showed that appropriate reductions in nitrogen fertilization significantly limited ammonia volatilization and enhanced irrigation/nitrogen fertilizer efficiency in solar greenhouse soils in Hebei Province.While water-saving also significantly improved irrigation/nitrogen fertilizer efficiency,it failed to significantly reduce ammonia volatilization.Irrigation water-use efficiency of the 25%-reduction in nitrogen fertilization improved by 2.6%~5.9% over traditional nitrogen treatment.Compared with traditional irrigation,agronomic efficiency of nitrogen in water-saving irrigation increased by 13.9%~75.0%.
Key concepts: Ammonia volatilization from urea, Volatilisation, Soil water, Human fertilization, Irrigation, Agronomy, Nitrogen, Greenhouse