In Situ Dissimilatory Nitrate Reduction to Ammonium in a Paddy Soil Fertilized with Liquid Cattle Waste  

作　　者：LU Wei-Wei S.RIYA ZHOU Sheng M.HOSOMI ZHANG Hai-Lin SHI Wei-Ming 

机构地区：[1]State Key Laboratory of Soil and Sustainable Agriculture,Institute of Soil Science,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Nanjing 210008(China) [2]Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences,Beijing 100049(China) [3]Graduate School of Engineering,Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology,Tokyo 184-8588(Japan) [4]Institute of Engineering,Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology,Tokyo 184-8588(Japan) [5]Department of Plant and Soil Sciences,Oklahoma State University,Stillwater,OK 74078(USA)

出　　处：《Pedosphere》2012年第3期314-321,共8页土壤圈（英文版）

基　　金：Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 30821140542);the Japan Science and Technology Agency (No. 09000075)

摘　　要：Most studies on dissimilatory nitrate reduction to ammonium （DNRA） in paddy soils were conducted in the laboratory and in situ studies are in need for better understanding of the DNRA process. In this study, in situ incubations of soil DNRA using ^15N tracer were carried out in paddy fields under conventional water （CW） and low water （LW） managements to explore the potential of soil DNRA after liquid cattle waste （LCW） application and to investigate the impacts of soil redox potential （Eh） and labile carbon on DNRA. DNRA rates ranged from 3.06 to 10.40 mg N kg 1 dry soil d-1, which accounted for 8.55%-12.36% and 3.88% 25.44% of consumption of added NO3-^15N when Eh at 5 cm soil depth ranged from 230 to 414 mV and -225 to -65 mV, respectively. DNRA rates showed no significant difference in paddy soils under two water managements although soil Eh and/or dissolved organic carbon （DOC） were more favorable for DNRA in the paddy soil under CW management 1 d before, or 5 and 7 d after LCW application. Soil DNRA rates were negatively correlated with soil Eh （P 〈 0.05, n = 5） but positively correlated with soil DOC （P 〈 0.05, n - 5） in the paddy soil under LW management, while no significant correlations were shown in the paddy soil under CW management. The potential of DNRA measured in situ was consistent with previous laboratory studies; and the controlling factors of DNRA in paddy soils might be different under different water managements, probably due to the presence of different microfioras of DNRA.Most studies on dissimilatory nitrate reduction to ammonium (DNRA) in paddy soils were conducted in the laboratory and in situ studies are in need for better understanding of the DNRA process.In this study,in situ incubations of soil DNRA using 15 N tracer were carried out in paddy fields under conventional water (CW) and low water (LW) managements to explore the potential of soil DNRA after liquid cattle waste (LCW) application and to investigate the impacts of soil redox potential (Eh) and labile carbon on DNRA.DNRA rates ranged from 3.06 to 10.40 mg N kg 1 dry soil d 1,which accounted for 8.55%-12.36% and 3.88%-25.44% of consumption of added NO 3-15 N when Eh at 5 cm soil depth ranged from 230 to 414 mV and 225 to 65 mV,respectively.DNRA rates showed no significant difference in paddy soils under two water managements although soil Eh and/or dissolved organic carbon (DOC) were more favorable for DNRA in the paddy soil under CW management 1 d before,or 5 and 7 d after LCW application.Soil DNRA rates were negatively correlated with soil Eh (P < 0.05,n=5) but positively correlated with soil DOC (P < 0.05,n=5) in the paddy soil under LW management,while no significant correlations were shown in the paddy soil under CW management.The potential of DNRA measured in situ was consistent with previous laboratory studies;and the controlling factors of DNRA in paddy soils might be different under different water managements,probably due to the presence of different microfloras of DNRA.

关 键 词：labile soil carbon livestock waste ^15N labeling soil redox potential 

分 类 号：S511[农业科学—作物学] X703[环境科学与工程—环境工程]