Detection of nitrate leaching through bypass flow using pan lysimeter, suction cup, and resin capsule
Detection of nitrate leaching through bypass flow using pan lysimeter, suction cup, and resin capsule
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使用盘蒸渗仪、吸盘和树脂胶囊通过旁路流检测硝酸盐浸出
DOI:
10.1080/00380768.2000.10409135
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发表时间:
2000
影响因子:
2
通讯作者:
R. Hatano
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作者:
M. Pampolino;T. Urushiyama;R. Hatano
Abstract We compared the use of mixed-bed ion exchange resin capsules (RC), suction cups (SC), pan lysimeters (PL), and subsurface drainage (DR) for the detection of nitrate movement through a clayey soil where onion (Allium cepa L.) had been cultivated over a period of seven months. At the topsoil level, solutions collected with SC showed higher concentrations of NO3 − than the PL-collected samples. At 80-cm depth, however, the concentrations of NO3 − were higher for the DR and PL samples than for the SC samples, suggesting that bypass or macropore flow was the primary mechanism of NO3 − transport to subsurface drainage or groundwater, while solutions collected by SC mostly represented solutions inside soil aggregates. The use of the resin capsule method resulted in higher values of NO3 − at 15- than at 50-cm depth initially but the trend was reversed after sufficient leaching and plant uptake. High and significant correlations were obtained between the amount of NO3 − adsorbed on RC at 15-cm depth and the mean concentration of NO3 − in the DR samples during the RC installation period and between the NO3 − adsorbed on RC at 50-cm depth and the mean NO3 − concentration of PL samples at 80-cm depth. Such results indicate that the RC method which enables the detection of nitrate transport via macropore flow is a promising technique for nitrate leaching measurements.