Effects of partial mineral nitrogen substitution by organic fertilizer nitrogen on the yields of rice grains and their proper substitution rate.
Effects of partial mineral nitrogen substitution by organic fertilizer nitrogen on the yields of rice grains and their proper substitution rate.
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2009
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Meng Lin;Zhang Xiaoli;J. Xiaofang;Wang Qiujun;H. Qiwei;Xu Yangchun;Yang Xingming;S. Qirong
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Meng Lin;Zhang Xiaoli;J. Xiaofang;Wang Qiujun;H. Qiwei;Xu Yangchun;Yang Xingming;S. Qirong
【Objective】Field experiments were carried out to study the optimum substitution of partial mineral-fertilizer- nitrogen (N) by organic-fertilizer-N and to provide a base for the commercial development of mixed organic and mineral fertilizers for rice. 【Method】 Field experiments were done in Changshu city, Jiangsu province under different substitution rates and four N fertilizer rates. 【Result】 Grain yields of 8 242-10 187 kg·hm-2 (4007) and 10 048-11 654 kg·hm-2(Changyou 1) were obtained when 180 kg N·hm-2 was applied with a percentage of organic-fertilizer-N in total N being 15%-30% or 240 kg N·hm-2 with a percentage of organic-fertilizer-N in total N being 10%-20%, which corresponds to application of 1 500-3 000 kg·hm-2 of common compost fertilizer, compared with inorganic nitrogen fertilizer treatment. Compared with inorganic nitrogen fertilizer treatment, a more steady supply of nitrogen could be maintained when certain amounts of organic-fertilizer-N were applied together with inorganic-fertilizer-N. Nitrogen accumulation in 4007 and Changyou 1 were 172.6-256.4 kg·hm-2 and 185.9-235.6 kg·hm-2, respectively, when 180 kg N·hm-2 was applied with a percentage of organic-fertilizer-N in total N being 15%-30% or 240 kg N·hm-2with a percentage of organic-fertilizer-N in total N being 10%-20%. In these treatments, the highest nitrogen use efficiency was obtained in 4007 (36.6%-48.1%) and Changyou 1 (34.3%-40.0%). 【Conclusion】 Application of mixed mineral-fertilizer-N and organic-fertilizers-N had a better or the same effects on the yields of rice grains and N use efficiency could be significantly increased compared with the single application of mineral nitrogen fertilizer. The best substitution of mineral fertilizer N by organic fertilizer N were 15%-30% or 10%-20% when 180 kg N·hm-2 or 240 kg N·hm-2 was applied in terms of rice fertilization.