Effects of elevated ozone on the contribution of nitrogen rhizodeposition by spring wheat to different soil N pools
Effects of elevated ozone on the contribution of nitrogen rhizodeposition by spring wheat to different soil N pools
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DOI:
10.1007/s11104-018-3592-y
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发表时间:
2018-02
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4.9
通讯作者:
Yanhong Cao;Yi Shi;Xinchao Sun;Caiyan Lu;Xueyan Liu
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作者:
Yanhong Cao;Yi Shi;Xinchao Sun;Caiyan Lu;Xueyan Liu
Background and aimsElevated ozone (O3) decreases nitrogen derived from rhizodeposition (NdfR). However, the changes in the partitioning of NdfR in soil N pools due to O3remain unclear. The aims of this study were to investigate the contribution of NdfR to different soil N pools and its response to elevated O3conditions.MethodsSpring wheat was labeled with15N–urea using a split-root technique under ambient (~40 ppb) and elevated O3treatments (60 ± 5 ppb and 110 ± 5 ppb) in open-top chambers. Mineral-N, microbial biomass (MB)-N and fixed ammonium (FA)-N in rhizospheric soils were analyzed.ResultsN rhizodeposition contributed 12–33% of mineral N, 10–14% of FA-N and 6–16% of MB-N under ambient O3. Elevated O3significantly decreased mineral-15NdfR and increased FA-15NdfR but had no significant influence on MB-15NdfR. The decrease in mineral-NdfR was likely due to the decrease in rhizodeposition inputs and the increase in FA-NdfR.ConclusionsOur results showed that elevated O3altered the contribution of NdfR to soil N pools. The present study increases our understanding of the dynamics of NdfR and the changes in soil N cycling induced by projected future O3levels.