Literature DB >> 11767602

[Soil nitrogen and organic matter losses under water erosion].

X Zhang1, M Shao.   

Abstract

The results of artificial water-scoured experiment show that with the increase of water-scoured intensity, the losses of nitrate and ammonium in runoff, and those of organic matter and total N in sediment increased greatly, while the enrichment ratios of organic matter and total N in sediment reduced correspondingly. When the soils in gully-hilly loess region were fertilized with same amount of NH4NO3, the ammonium and nitrate loss in runoff was respectively 0.9-3.5% and 8.2-19.7% of the application amount. Nitrate mainly lossed in runoff, not in sediment. The correlation coefficient of soil erosion module, organic matter and total N loss with > 20 microns soil aggregates was -0.8935, -0.7928 and -0.8151, respectively. The content of > 20 microns soil aggregates could be used as an index to differentiate the soil organic matter and total N loss.

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Year:  2000        PMID: 11767602

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Ying Yong Sheng Tai Xue Bao        ISSN: 1001-9332


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