SHEN Sheng-long, LI Yuan-nong, YIN Min-hua, ZHANG Min, ZHAO Xiang
Water Saving Irrigation. 2018, (2):
29-33.
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In order to investigate the effects of the straw rates on soil temperature dynamic and nitrate nitrogen distribution under dual-mulching of ridge and furrow, field experiments were carried out on summer maize. Five experimental treatments, including straw mulching application rates of 2500 (MG1), 5000 (MG2), 7500 (MG3), 10000 kg / hm2 (MG4) and flat without cover (CK), were designed. The results showed that straw mulching could significantly regulate soil temperature. Compared with the control treatment, the average soil temperature of 0~20 cm decreased by 0.5 ℃, 1.6 ℃, 2.5 ℃ and 3.0 ℃ at the growing period, the Pre-cooling effect was greater than the late, and the greater the mulching rates, the more obvious cooling effect. The maximum extreme temperature difference could be reduced by 1.59 ℃, 3.64 ℃, 4.95 ℃ and 5.18 ℃, respectively, compared with control treatment. The effect of covering on soil temperature was mainly at 0~10 cm soil layer, at the same time, the largest temperature difference was 5 cm, where the average soil temperature was reduced by 0.54 ℃, 2.08 ℃, 3.04 ℃ and 3.51 ℃ compared with control treatment. The results showed that the soil nitrate nitrogen content of shallower layer decreased by 5.55%, 12.18%, 18.71% and 19.89%, respectively, and the deeper layer increased by 4.81%, 9.58%, 13.22% and 13.80%. In the soil profile, the peak value of nitrate nitrogen was 20 cm, 30 cm, 40 cm and 40 cm lower than that of control.