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Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology ›› 1993, Vol. 4 ›› Issue (3): 295-298.

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N2O emission by plants and influence of fertilization

Li Nan, Chen Guanxiong   

  1. Institute of Applied Ecology, Academia Sinica, Shenyang 110015
  • Received:1992-07-23 Revised:1993-03-31 Online:1993-07-25 Published:1993-07-25

Abstract: It is verified that plant is a new N2Oemission source. The N2Oemission rates of soybean, spring wheat and millet at different growing stages and that of spring wheat fertilized at several fertilization levels are measured by using open chamber method and C2H2 inhibitory technique. The results indicate that the N2Oemission rates of these three kinds of plants increase gradually in early growing stages and reach the maxmium before and after blooming stage, and then decrease sharply. Significant difference in N2Oemission rates among tested plants is found at the relative development stages. Of these plants, soybean shows the hightest N2Oemission rate. Under different fertilization conditions, both growing status and N2Oemission rate of spring wheat are different and the excess fertilization rasults in a higher N2Oemission rate.

Key words: N2O emission rate of plant, Growing stage, Fertilization