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紫云英还田与化肥减量配施对水稻养分吸收、转运的影响

Effects of Chinese Milk Vetch Incorporation and Chemical Fertilizer Reduction on Nutrient Absorption and Transport in Rice

  • 摘要: 为明确豫南稻区紫云英—水稻轮作模式中紫云英的合理翻压量,筛选出高效低碳的施肥方式,设置了冬闲不施化肥(CK)、冬闲常规施化肥(F100)、紫云英22.5 t/hm2+60%化肥(G1.5F60)、紫云英30.0 t/hm2+60%化肥(G2F60)、紫云英37.5 t/hm2+60%化肥(G2.5F60)、紫云英45.0 t/hm2+60%化肥(G3F60)共6个处理,分析了其对各生育期水稻生物量、水稻地上部氮磷钾吸收量、水稻氮磷钾养分转运及其养分吸收利用率的影响。结果表明,与F100处理相比,各减施化肥处理地上部氮吸收量在水稻抽穗期和成熟期分别显著增加了52.43%~124.16%和48.11%~83.03%,秸秆氮吸收量分别显著提高了58.69%~144.34%和84.40%~160.65%,在成熟期,籽粒氮吸收量显著提升了28.25%~46.96%。在水稻成熟期,秸秆磷吸收量显著提升了72.08%~157.47%,G2.5F60、G3F60处理较F100处理显著提高了水稻抽穗期和成熟期秸秆钾吸收量,增幅分别为31.45%、52.61% 和30.00%、36.42%。与F100处理相比,G3F60处理的水稻氮、磷转运量分别显著增加了206.40%、113.78%,磷对稻谷转运贡献率显著增加了82.11个百分点,其氮、磷、钾素农学利用效率较F100处理显著降低,降幅分别为49.39%、55.76%和42.44%。各紫云英减施化肥处理的氮素回收利用率较F100处理显著增加,增幅为40.00~62.22个百分点,G2.5F60、G3F60处理的钾素回收利用率显著增加,增幅为43.19、43.89个百分点。相关性分析表明,水稻产量与各生育期水稻氮、磷、钾地上部吸收量之间均具有正相关性(r=0.290~0.847*),与成熟期氮、钾转运量具有负相关性(r=-0.067、-0.975**)。综合考虑产量、养分吸收、肥料利用率等因素,当紫云英翻压量为37.5 t/hm2时,较F100处理可促进水稻对氮、磷、钾养分的吸收,保持与常规施肥相当的养分转运量,提高营养生长期地上部氮、磷、钾的吸收量,从而实现水稻的增产、稳产。

     

    Abstract: In order to clarify the Chinese milk vetch (Astragalus sinicus L.) incorporation amount in the Chinese milk vetch-rice rotation model and screen out efficient and low-carbon fertilization methods in the southern Henan rice region, six treatments were set up, namely, the non-fertilization control (CK), conventional fertilization (F100), and treatments with Chinese milk vetch incorporation amounts of 22.5 t/hm2, 30.0 t/hm2, 37.5 t/hm2 and 45.0 t/hm2 under 40% nitrogen fertilizer reduction (designated as G1.5F60, G2F60, G2.5F60 and G3F60 in sequence). The rice biomass, rice above-ground dry matter accumulation, transport of nitrogen,phosphorus and potassium and nutrient use efficiency at different stages were analyzed. The results showed that compared with the F100 treatment, the nitrogen accumulation in the above-ground parts of chemical fertilizer reduction treatments significantly increased by 52.43%~124.16% and 48.11%~83.03% at the heading stage and maturity stage, respectively. Among them, the nitrogen accumulation in straw significantly increased by 58.69%~144.34% and 84.40%~160.65% respectively. The nitrogen accumulation of grains at the maturity stage increased significantly by 28.25% to 46.96%. The phosphorus absorption of straw at the maturity stage significantly increased by 72.08% to 157.47%. Compared with F100 treatment, G2.5F60 and G3F60 significantly increased the potassium absorption of rice straw at the heading stage and the maturity stage, with the increase of 31.45%,52.61%, 30.00% and 36.42% respectively. Compared with the F100 treatment, the nitrogen and phosphorus transport capacity of rice in the G3F60 treatment increased significantly by 206.40% and 113.78% respectively. The contribution rate of phosphorus to rice transport increased significantly by 82.11 percentage points. The agronomic utilization efficiency of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in the G3F60 treatment was significantly lower than that in the F100 treatment, with the decrease of 49.39%,55.76% and 42.44% respectively. The nitrogen recovery rate of each treatment with reduced chemical fertilizer application of Chinese milk vetch increased significantly, with an increase rate ranging from 40.00 to 62.22 percentage points. The potassium recovery and utilization rate of each treatment with G2.5F60 and G3F60 increased significantly, with the increase of 43.19 and 43.89 percentage points. Correlation analysis revealed that rice yield had positive correlations with nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium absorption at each growth stage (r=0.290~0.847*), and had negative correlations with the transfer capacity of nitrogen and potassium at the maturity stage (r=-0.067, -0.975**). Comprehensively considering factors such as yield, nutrient absorption and fertilizer utilization rate, the treatment of Chinese milk vetch with application of 37.5 t/hm2 can promote the nutrient absorption of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in rice compared with the F100 treatment, maintain a comparable nutrient transfer capacity to conventional fertilization, and increase the above-ground absorption of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium during the vegetative growth period, thereby achieving high and stable rice yield.