运用大型原状土柱在田间条件下比较了水稻基肥干耕施(干施)与湿耙施(湿施)对氮素损失与水稻氮素吸收的影响,试验设尿素干施、湿施与对照3个处理,同步测定了施肥后小区的氨挥发、淋洗以及水稻的吸氮量。结果表明:(1)干施法氨挥发显著低于湿施法,模拟试验分别为40.1与68.8kghm^-2,占施氮量的13.4%与22.9%,2004年的大田试验分别为19.2与26.2kghm^-2,占施氮量的7.7%与10.4%;(2)而干施法的总氮(TN)淋洗量显著大于湿施法,分别为14.3与4.6kghm^-2,占施氮量的4.8%与1.5%,氮的淋洗以NO3--N为主,占总量的73.7%~97.3%,两者的NH4+-N淋洗量差别很小;(3)与湿施法相比,于施法净减少氮肥损失19.0kghm^-2,水稻吸氮量增加15.1kghm^-2,氮肥利用率提高了5个百分点,产量略有提高,而土壤含氮量没有显著变化。因此,水稻基肥尿素干深施法是一项值得推广的施肥方法。
An experiment using monolith lysimeter was conducted to compare dry deep-placement of urea (DPU) in plowed paddy field before permanent flood with wet broadcast of urea (WBU) on puddled paddy field in effect on fertilizer N loss and rice N uptake at the Jiangsu-Changshu National Agroecological Experiment Station (31°33' N, 123038, E). The experiment was designed to have three treatments, i.e. deep-placement, broadcast and CK (no urea applied) , and ammonia volatilization, N leaching and rice N uptake were measured during the rice growing season. Results show that NH3 volatilization flux from DPU was significantly lower than from WBU, being 40. 1 and 68.8 kg hm^ -2, or 13.4% and 22.9% , respectively, of the fertilizer N used in the lysimeter in 2007, and 19.2 and 26.2 kg hm^-2, or 7.7% and 10.4% , respectively, for DPU and WBU in field trial in 2004. Leaching of total N (TN) in DPU was markedly higher than in WBU, being 14.3 and 4.6 kg hm -2, or 4.8% and 1.5% of the fertilizer-N applied, respectively. Nitrogen was leached away mainly in the form of NO3- -N in the rice-growing season, accounted for 73.7 %-97.3% of the total N leaching. But NH4-N leaching did not show much difference between DPU and WBU. Compared with WBU, DPU reduced net N loss by 19.0 kg hm -2 and increased rice N uptake by 15.2 kg hm-2 and plant apparent recovery of fertilizer-N by 5% , i. e. 34% in WBU and 39% in DPU. DPU raised crop yield slightly over WBU, but did not affect much soil N content. The results indicate that the DPU method is superior to the common practice of broadcasting urea into flooded paddy field and is worth extrapolating.