LIU Yang, LI Jin-shan, SUN Xiu-lu, HAN Qi-biao, CHEN Zhen, DU Si-qi
Water Saving Irrigation. 2019, (11):
27-32.
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To explore the distribution of soil water and nitrogen and its effect on the growth and yield of summer maize under surge border irrigation and conventional border irrigation in fertilization condition in the soil, we did some research. Field experiments were carried out to calculate the variability of spatial distribution of water and nitrogen, the storage efficiency of water and nitrogen and the efficiency of irrigation and fertilization, and to test summer maize seeds and determine the accumulation of dry matter. Three days after irrigation, in 0-60 cm soil layer, surge border irrigation and conventional border irrigation in water content increased by 44.38% and 44.77%, nitrate nitrogen content increased by 4.94 mg/kg and 3.13 mg/kg, irrigation efficiency of surge border irrigation was 36.01%, lower than that of conventional border irrgation26.51%, and fertilization efficiency was 25.67%, higher than that of conventional border irrigation 57.87%. The seed test index and dry matter accumulation of surge border irrigation were higher than that of conventional border irrigation, and the indexes were 0.94%~9.31% higher than that of conventional border irrigation, and the yield was 0.75% higher than that of conventional border irrigation. The irrigation efficiency of surge border irrigation is lower because of the large amount of irrigation, but the fertilization efficiency is higher. The spatial distribution of nitrogen in surge border irrigation is better than that in conventional border irrigation, which is more conducive to the growth and development of summer maize.