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CO2,N2O and CH4 emission from dry-land wheat ecosystem in hilly area of central Sichuan Basin

ZHANG Zhongjie1,2, ZHU Bo1, JIANG Changsheng3, HAN Guangxuan1, GAO Meirong1   

  1. 1. Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Chengdu 610041, China;
    2. College of Resource and Environment, Southwest Agricultural University, Chongqing 400716, China;
    3. Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100029, China
  • Received:2003-11-07 Revised:2004-02-23 Online:2005-02-10

Abstract: CO2,N2O and CH4 emission from dry-land wheat ecosystem were measured by static chamber-gas chromatographic techniques in hilly area of central Sichuan Basin. The results showed that CO2,N2O and CH4 emission from wheat ecosystem changed remarkably daily and seasonally. During the whole growth stage of wheat,CO2,N2O and CH4 emission fluxes in different experimental treatments had significant differences. The maximal daily emission flux of CO2 appeared at 1:00~3:00 p.m.,and the minimum volume appeared at 3:00~6:00 a.m.The emission fluxes of CO2 were different during the growth stages of wheat. N2O emission increased with wheat growth.Meanwhile,N2O was emitted as follow:general nitrogen fertilizer application > no nitrogen fertilizer application > bare land. The maximal and the minimum daily changing of N2O emerged at different time in the different growing stage. The change of CH4 volume from dry-land wheat was not obviously related to temperature,humidity and other environmental factors.It showed that the CH4 emission was no regular.

Key words: Azadirachtin, Spodoptera litura, Bioactivity, Anti-feeding effect

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