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Impacts of 22-year organic and inorganic N managements on soil organic C fractions in a maize field, northeast China
Impacts of 22-year organic and inorganic N managements on total organic carbon (TOC), water-soluble organic C (WSOC), microbial biomass C (MBC), particulate organic C (POC) and KMnO 4 oxidized organic C (KMnO 4-C) concentrations, C management index (CMI), and C storage in surface soil (0–20 cm) were...
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| description | Impacts of 22-year organic and inorganic N managements on total organic carbon (TOC), water-soluble organic C (WSOC), microbial biomass C (MBC), particulate organic C (POC) and KMnO
4 oxidized organic C (KMnO
4-C) concentrations, C management index (CMI), and C storage in surface soil (0–20
cm) were investigated in a maize (
Zea may L.) field experiment, Northeast China. The treatments included, CK: unfertilized control, M: organic manure (135
kg
N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
), N: inorganic N fertilizer (135
kg
N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
) and MN: combination of organic manure (67.5
kg
N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
) and inorganic N fertilizer (67.5
kg
N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
). TOC concentration and C storage were significantly increased under the M and MN treatments, but not under the inorganic N treatment. The organic treatments of M and MN were more effective in increasing WSOC, MBC, POC and KMnO
4-C concentrations and CMI than the N treatment. The M treatment was most effective for sequestrating SOC (10.6
Mg
ha
−
1
) and showed similar increase in degree of grain yield to the N and MN treatments, therefore it could be the best option for improving soil productivity and C storage in the maize cropping system.
► Total organic C concentration and C storage were significantly increased under the organic treatments of M and MN. ► Soil organic C fractions and management index were more sensitive to the inorganic N management than total C. ► Organic manuring alone was the best nutrient management for increasing crop yield and soil C sequestration. |
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Zea may L.) field experiment, Northeast China. The treatments included, CK: unfertilized control, M: organic manure (135
kg
N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
), N: inorganic N fertilizer (135
kg
N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
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N
ha
−
1
year
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1
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N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
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Mg
ha
−
1
) and showed similar increase in degree of grain yield to the N and MN treatments, therefore it could be the best option for improving soil productivity and C storage in the maize cropping system.
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Zea may L.) field experiment, Northeast China. The treatments included, CK: unfertilized control, M: organic manure (135
kg
N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
), N: inorganic N fertilizer (135
kg
N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
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kg
N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
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kg
N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
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Mg
ha
−
1
) and showed similar increase in degree of grain yield to the N and MN treatments, therefore it could be the best option for improving soil productivity and C storage in the maize cropping system.
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cm) were investigated in a maize (
Zea may L.) field experiment, Northeast China. The treatments included, CK: unfertilized control, M: organic manure (135
kg
N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
), N: inorganic N fertilizer (135
kg
N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
) and MN: combination of organic manure (67.5
kg
N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
) and inorganic N fertilizer (67.5
kg
N
ha
−
1
year
−
1
). TOC concentration and C storage were significantly increased under the M and MN treatments, but not under the inorganic N treatment. The organic treatments of M and MN were more effective in increasing WSOC, MBC, POC and KMnO
4-C concentrations and CMI than the N treatment. The M treatment was most effective for sequestrating SOC (10.6
Mg
ha
−
1
) and showed similar increase in degree of grain yield to the N and MN treatments, therefore it could be the best option for improving soil productivity and C storage in the maize cropping system.
► Total organic C concentration and C storage were significantly increased under the organic treatments of M and MN. ► Soil organic C fractions and management index were more sensitive to the inorganic N management than total C. ► Organic manuring alone was the best nutrient management for increasing crop yield and soil C sequestration.</abstract><cop>Cremlingen-Destedt</cop><pub>Elsevier B.V</pub><doi>10.1016/j.catena.2011.07.006</doi><tpages>5</tpages></addata></record> |
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