N2O emission and mineral N leaching from contrasting land-use hillslopes as jointly affected by climate and rock fragment factors
N2O emission and mineral N leaching from contrasting land-use hillslopes as jointly affected by climate and rock fragment factors
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受气候和岩石碎片因素共同影响的对比土地利用山坡的 N2O 排放和矿物氮淋失
DOI:
10.1002/jpln.202000105
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
Liao Kaihua
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作者:
Zhou Zhiwen;Zhu Qing;Lai Xiaoming;Liao Kaihua
Background and aims:The effects of climate factors and rock fragment content (RFC) on soil nitrous oxide (N2O) emission and mineral N leaching can be important in reducing N losses in different agroecosystems. This study aimed to analyze and quantify the intertwined effects of precipitation intensity, temperature, RFC, and land use on these two kinds of soil N losses.Methods:The DayCent models were calibrated and validated using observed data for the representative tea garden (TG), bamboo forest (BF), and mixed forest (MF) hillslopes in the southeastern hilly region of China. The N2O emissions and mineral N leaching were then simulated under a total of 882 scenarios with the combinations of three land‐use types (TG, BF, and MF), seven precipitation intensities (PI, from 8 to 99.2 mm d−1but the total precipitation amount maintained), seven temperature conditions (from baseline –1°C to baseline +2°C with 0.5°C increment), and six RFCs (from 0 to 50% in volume with 10% increment).Results:The TG had the greatest soil N2O emission (1.8 and 3.3 times of BF and MF, respectively) and mineral N leaching (5.5 and 36.8 times of BF and MF, respectively). On three land‐use hillslopes, the greatest soil N2O emissions were observed in summer, while great mineral N leaching were generally observed in spring and winter. Peaks of N2O emissions were observed as the PI reached 59.8 mm d−1, while peaks of mineral N leaching were always observed when the PI reached 8.0 and 59.8 mm d−1. With temperature increasing and RFC decreasing, both types of soil N losses increased. The land use and RFC had the primary influences on both types of soil N losses compared to climate factors. Under the same RFCs, the PI had higher influence on soil N2O emission compared to temperature, while those on mineral N leaching were just opposite.Conclusion:Findings of this study would provide scientific bases for designing strategies to reduce soil N losses on the stony‐soil hillslopes.