Effect of long-term fertilization on soil aggregate-associated dissolved organic nitrogen on sloping cropland of purple soil
K.K. Hua, B. Zhu, X.G. Wang, X.S. Guo, D.Z. Wang, Z.B. Guo
https://doi.org/10.17221/881/2013-PSECitation:Hua K.K., Zhu B., Wang X.G., Guo X.S., Wang D.Z., Guo Z.B. (2014): Effect of long-term fertilization on soil aggregate-associated dissolved organic nitrogen on sloping cropland of purple soil. Plant Soil Environ., 60: 51-56.To investigate the effect of fertilization practice on dissolved organic nitrogen (DON) in aggregates, the study was conducted and involved four fertilization treatments: no fertilizer; mineral fertilizer (MF); pig manure matched with mineral fertilizer (MFP) and crop straw matched with mineral fertilizer (MFR). The results showed that DON content and storage were the highest in > 5 mm aggregates and were the lowest in < 0.25 mm aggregates. Compared with MF, MFP and MFR significantly increased DON contents in > 5 mm by 404.7% and 184.4%. In comparison with MFR, DON content and storage in > 5 mm aggregates for MFP were significantly enhanced by 77.5% and 75.0%. A significantly positive linear correlation relationship between DON content and microbial biomass carbon content was observed in aggregates (R2 = 0.84; P < 0.01). The results suggest that pig manure matched with mineral fertilizer is a preferred strategy for retaining DON nutrient due to enhanced microbial biomass in aggregates on sloping upland of purple soil.
cropland; mineral fertilizer; manure; crop straw; microbial biomass
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