Methane emission from a simulated rice field ecosystem as influenced by hydroquinone and dicyandiamide
|
|
- Coleen Jones
- 6 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 . The Science of the Totl Environment Methne emission from simulted rice field ecosystem s influenced by hydroquinone nd dicyndimide Xingki Xu,b,c,, Yuesi Wng b, Xunhu Zheng b, Mingxing Wng b, Zijin Wng, Liki Zhou c, Oswld Vn Cleemput d SKLEAC, Reserch Center for Eco-En ironmentl Sciences, Chinese Acdemy of Sciences nd Ntionl En ironmentl Protection Agency, P.O. Box 2871, Beijing, PR Chin b LAPC, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Acdemy of Sciences, Beijing, PR Chin c Soil Ecology Deprtment, Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Acdemy of Sciences, P.O. Box 17, Shenyng, PR Chin d Lbortory of Applied Physicl Chemistry, Fculty of Agriculturl nd Applied Biologicl Sciences, Uni ersity of Ghent, B-9000, Gent, Belgium Received 19 Jnury 2000; ccepted 7 July 2000 Abstrct A simple pprtus for collecting methne emission from simulted rice field ecosystem ws formed. With no whet strw powder mended ll tretments with inhibitor. s hd so much lower methne emission during rice growth thn the tretment with ure lone control., which ws contrry to methne emission from the cut rice soil system. Especilly for tretments with dicyndimide DCD. nd with DCD plus hydroquinone HQ., the totl mount of methne emission from the soil system nd intct rice soil system ws % nd % of the control, respectively. Hence, DCD, especilly in combintion with HQ, not only incresed methne oxidtion in the floodwter soil interfce following ppliction of ure, but lso significntly enhnced methne oxidtion in rice root rhizosphere, prticulrly from its tillering to booting stge. Whet strw powder incorported into flooded surfce lyer soil significntly wekened the bove-mentioned simulting effects. Regression nlysis indicted tht methne emission from the rice field ecosystem ws relted to the turnover of mmonium-n in flooded surfce lyer soil. Diminishing methne emissions from the rice field ecosystem ws significntly beneficil to the growth of rice Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. Keywords: Dicyndimide; Hydroquinone; Interfce; Methne; Rice field system; Ure Corresponding uthor. Present ddress: LAPC, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Acdemy of Sciences, Beijing, PR Chin Fx: E-mil ddress: xingki xu@hotmil.com X. Xu $ - see front mtter 2000 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved.. PII: S
2 2 ( ) X. Xu et l. The Science of the Totl En ironment Introduction Flooded rice soil hs been recognized s reltively importnt source of tmospheric methne Khlil nd Rsmussen, 1983; Brtlett nd Hrriss, 1993; Wng, becuse it provides the suitble conditions for methnogenesis nd lrge res of lnd re given over to rice production due to incresing food demnds Bchelet nd Neue, According to n estimtion mde by the IPCC 1992., flooded rice soil contributed pproximtely 12% 33.6 million metric tons of crbon equivlent, MMTCE. of the totl globl emission MMTCE. of methne in Although the increse of the totl globl emission of methne hs slowed in recent yers OECD, 1999., the expnsion nd intensifiction of rice cultivtion in the world will perhps induce n increse of methne emission to the tmosphere if current technologies re continued. Rice cultivtion in Chin is more importnt griculturl prctice reltive to other countries in the world, nd it hs been estimted tht methne emission from rice cultivtion in Chin is MMTCE yer with rnge of MMTCE yer.wng nd Shnggun, It is therefore necessry to explore much more effective mitigtion method following better understnding of the processes involved in methne emission from rice fields Neue nd Roger, In rice fields oxic noxic interfces re found t the floodwter soil interfce nd in the rice root rhizosphere, nd greter potentil for methne oxidtion lwys ppers t the two interfces Conrd nd Rothfuss, 1991; Denier Vn der Gon nd Neue, 1996; Xu nd Zhou, Approximtely 80% of methne borne in rice fields is consumed by soil methnotrophs before its emission to the tmosphere Conrd nd Rothfuss, 1991; Wssmn et l., Hence, improving methne oxidtion potentil in rice fields will be more effective method for controlling its emission to the tmosphere. Ure min source. nd mmonium sulfte ccount for 80 90% of totl N fertilizer consump- tion by rice cultivtion FAO, 1989., nd ure is widely used in Chinese griculturl prctice nd the mount used will further increse in the coming century. At higher levels of pplied N, methne emissions from rice fields mended with ure were pprently much higher thn those mended with other nitrogen fertilizers Kimur, 1992; Lindu, Ammoni formtion following the hydrolysis of pplied ure cn more comprehensively destroy the growth of plnt thn the ccumultion of ure in the urese inhibitor. s -treted soil Krogmeier et l., 1989., thereby influencing the formtion nd oxidtion of methne in rice root rhizosphere. Keerthisinghe et l found nitrifiction inhibitors could significntly reduce methne emission from rice fields. However, Ci et l observed tht methne emission from rice fields in Chin ws promoted in the presence of nitrifiction inhibitors. These phenomen were prtly relted to different kinds of inhibitors nd the methods of their ppliction. Even so, little ttention hs been pid to the synergistic effect of urese inhibitors nd nitrifiction inhibitors on the formtion nd oxidtion of methne in rice root rhizosphere so fr. This pper studied methne emission from ure- nd whet strw mended rice field ecosystem s influenced by the urese inhibitor hydroquinone HQ. nd nitrifiction inhibitor dicyndimide DCD.. The reserch im ws to find n effective mitigtion method for controlling methne emissions from flooded rice fields to the tmosphere. 2. Mterils nd methods 2.1. Soil. A surfce smple 0 20 cm of sndy-lom soil collected from the Agriculturl Experimentl Sttion of Ghent University, Belgium, ws ir-dried, crushed to 2 mm nd thoroughly mixed for use.
3 ( ) X. Xu et l. The Science of the Totl En ironment Its min physicl nd chemicl properties were cly 8.9%, silt 1.9%, snd 76.2%, totl N 0.15%, vilble N 16.7 mg kg, orgnic C 1.75% nd ph H O Experiment 1: with no whet strw powder incorported into surfce lyer soil Two-kilogrm ir-dried nd 2-mm-seived soil smples were put in ech experimentl pot, nd 1.0 g K 2HPO nd 2.0 g ure were pplied s bsl fertilizers before flooding. Seven 20-dy-old helthy rice seedlings were trnsplnted into the pot fter 1 dy of flooding. The pot experiment ws divided into plnted nd non-plnted groups. These two groups ll contined four urese nitrifiction inhibitors tretments: ure U., ure hydroquinone U HQ., ure dicyndimide U DCD. nd ure hydroquinone dicyndimide U HQ DCD.. Ech tretment for plnted group hd 12 replictions while tht for the non-plnted group ws three replictions. The ppliction rte of HQ nd DCD ws 0.3% nd 5% of pplied ure w w., respectively Zho et l., 1993; Xu et l., Throughout the period of the experiment the floodwter lyer on the surfce of soil ws 2 cm. At indefinite intervls, self-mde PVC cover covered ech experimentl pot nd ws seled with wter for h until the gs ws tken using 10-ml vcuum tube Fig. 1.. Methne concentrtion in the gs ws determined by gs chromtogrph GC. with FID indictor under the following conditions: injector temperture 65 C, oven temperture 55 C nd detector temperture 200 C Boeckx et l., Ammonium-N nd nitrite plus nitrte. -N concentrtions in the floodwter were determined by the MgO-Devrd lloy procedure Keeney nd Nelson, Every 20 dys the bove-ground prts of rice were cut, nd methne emissions from the cut rice soil system ws determined with the close PVC method s described bove. The fresh weight of boveground prts of rice ws observed until the end of the experiment. Fig. 1. Simple pprtus for collecting gs smples Experiment 2: with whet strw powder incorported into surfce lyer soil To understnd the influences of relted inhibitors on methne emission from rice field ecosystem mended with orgnic mtter, whet strw powder 10 g. ws incorported into the surfce lyer soil in ech experimentl pot before flooding. The pot experiment ws lso divided into plnted nd non-plnted groups. These two groups only contined three tretments: no ure CK., ure U. nd ure HQ DCD U HQ DCD., nd ech tretment ws replicted three times. Methne emissions from the non-plnted soil system nd intct rice soil system, mmonium-n nd nitrite plus nitrte. -N concentrtions in the floodwter were determined during the whole period of cultivtion s described in Experiment 1. The fresh weight of bove-ground prts of rice ws lso observed t the end of the experiment. 2.. Clcultion nd sttisticl nlysis Methne emissions from the non-plnted soil system, intct rice soil system, nd cut rice soil system were clculted s follows: V0. F W t where F represents methne emission g CH kg ir-dried soil h.; W is the weight of irdried soil in ech pot kg.; V is the vilble
4 26 ( ) X. Xu et l. The Science of the Totl En ironment procedures using the SPSS for windows softwre pckge. Multiple liner or curve regressions were used to fit independent vribles in the models, which indicted the reltionship between methne emission from rice field ecosystems nd N turnover in flooded surfce soil nd showed the beneficil function of diminishing methne emission from rice field ecosystems to rice growth. 3. Results nd discussions 3.1. Dynmic nd totl mount of methne emission from simulted rice field ecosystem during rice growth Fig. 2.. Dynmic of CH emission from intct rice soil system without pplying whet strw powder error br in this figure indictes stndrd devition of three replictions for ech tretment, the sme below.. b. Dynmic of CH emission from non-plnted soil system without pplying whet strw powder. volume in the self-mde PVC ml.; is methne density in 10-ml vcuum tube determined by GC g CH ml. nd t is the time closed prior to smpling h.. All dt received were subjected to nlysis of vrince nd to Duncn s multiple rnge tests In the bsence of whet strw powder, the dynmics of methne emissions from non-plnted soil systems nd intct rice soil systems during the whole period of cultivtion re shown in Fig. 2,b. All tretments with inhibitors, especilly with DCD nd with DCD HQ pprently could reduce methne emissions from both systems within 80 dys fter fertiliztion, nd hence significntly eliminted totl mount of methne emission, prticulrly tht from intct rice soil system T- ble 1.. In the presence of DCD nd of DCD HQ, the fresh weight of bove-ground prts of rice lwys remined much higher during the whole period of cultivtion Fig. 3., thereby indicting the formtion of more highly oxidized rhizosphere. The presence of more highly oxidized rhizosphere would result in the reduction of methne emission from rice fields to the tmosphere Denier Vn der Gon nd Neue, Keerthisinghe et l lso reported tht nitrifiction inhibitors could significntly eliminte methne emission from rice fields. Methne emissions from cut rice soil systems in ny tretment reched the highest vlue t dy 60 fter fertiliztion, when the rice plnt entered its vigorous vegettion growth stge Tble 2.. Photosyntheticlly produced crbohydrtes by rice plnts possibly benefited from methnogensis growth in the rhizosphere. Kimur et l , Whiting nd Chnton nd Thoms et l.
5 ( ) X. Xu et l. The Science of the Totl En ironment Tble 1 Totl mount of CH emissions from non-plnted soil system nd intct rice soil system without pplying whet strw powder mg.. CH pot nd their reltive vlues % Tretments Intct rice soil system Non-plnted soil system Totl CH emission Reltive vlues Totl CH emission Reltive vlues mg CH pot. %. mg CH pot. %. c U U HQ b c U DCD b U HQ DCD The vlues in the tble nd in the prentheses represent the men nd stndrd devition of three replictes for ech tretment, respectively. Within ech column, mens followed by different superscript letters re significntly different t P The sme below. c ll showed tht methne ws produced from substnces relesed by rice root. In the presence of DCD nd of DCD HQ, methne emissions from the cut rice soil system within 80 dys fter fertiliztion were much higher thn in the bsence of inhibitor. s Tble 2.. This ws the opposite to methne emissions from the intct rice soil system Fig. 2.. Accordingly, the reduction of methne emission from flooded rice soil ws relted to the incresed methne oxidtion in rice root rhizosphere. DCD, especilly in combintion with HQ, significntly enhnced methne oxidtion in the rice root rhizosphere, prticulrly between its tillering nd booting stges t dys fter fertiliztion.. With whet strw powder mended ll tretments hd much higher totl mount of methne emissions from the non-plnted soil system nd Fig. 3. Dynmic of fresh weight of bove-ground prts of rice. intct rice soil systems Tble 3., s compred to those without whet strw powder Tble 1.. Methne emissions from both systems ll incresed with time, nd reched their mximum vlues t dy 30 fter fertiliztion Tble.. This is obviously relted to the nerobic decomposition of pplied whet strw powder entering its pek time Ygi nd Minmi, 1990; Chidthisong nd Wtnbe, In comprison with the control no ure., the tretments with ure lone nd with HQ DCD could significntly reduce methne emission from intct rice soil systems but n inhibitory influence of HQ DCD on methne emissions ws not observed Tbles 3 nd.. Although significntly higher methne emissions from the ure-treted soil system t dys fter fertiliztion ws found Tble., its totl mount in ny tretment during the whole period of cultivtion hd no difference P Tble 3.. If nitrogen ws pplied it would improve rice growth in the presence of whet strw powder dt not shown., nd more highly oxidized rhizosphere ws promoted. This resulted in much lower methne emissions from intct rice soil ecosystems during rice growth Tbles 3 nd.. Anerobic decomposition of pplied whet strw powder offered some C sources for soil microbes, nd would ccelerte the bio-degrdtion of pplied inhibitor. s in the ure-treted soil to some degree Huser nd Hselwndter, 1990; Zho et l., Therefore, no pprent inhibi-
6 28 ( ) X. Xu et l. The Science of the Totl En ironment Tble 2 Dynmic of CH emission from cut rice soil system without pplying whet strw powder g CH kg ir-dried soil h. Tretments Dys fter fertiliztion U U HQ U DCD U HQ DCD b b b c b b b b b c b tory effects of HQ DCD on methne emissions from non-plnted soil systems nd intct rice soil systems were observed. The totl mount of methne emission from the intct rice soil system in the control hd no pprent vrition but significntly decresed in the other two tretments P 0.05., s compred to tht from the non-plnted soil system Tble 3.. Hence, when dissolved methne in the whet strw-treted soil shrply incresed Nouchi et l., 199; Wssmn et l., 1993., pplied N could pprently promote methne oxidtion in the rhizosphere of rice through improving rice growth Methne emission from rice field ecosystem s. mmonium-n concentrtion in the floodwter The highest vlue of whet strw mended mmonium-n concentrtion in the floodwter in ny tretment ppered t dy 30 fter fertiliztion Tble 5., nd methne emissions from the soil system nd intct rice soil system lso reched the highest vlues, respectively Tble.. Regression nlysis showed tht methne emission from rice field ecosystems mended with whet strw hd significntly positive exponentil reltionship with mmonium-n concentrtion in the floodwter Fig... Nmely, mmonium-n concentrtions in the floodwter less thn mg N l could result in much lower methne emissions from rice field ecosystems while higher concentrtions were more conducive to incresing methne emissions. Hence, under these conditions, the oxidtion cpcities of methne in flooded rice fields were vrible with mmonium- N level in the floodwter. Mrtin nd Rlf confirmed tht mmonium concentrtions higher thn 5 22 mmol l in the soil queous phse inhibited methne oxidtion, but lso showed tht lower concentrtions were not inhibitory nd even resulted in stimultion. In the bsence of whet strw, mmonium-n concentrtion in the floodwter in ny tretment decresed by degrees with time Tble 6., pprently different from tht in the presence of whet strw Tble 5.. Methne emissions from rice field ecosystems without whet strw hd significntly negtive logrithmic reltionship with mmonium concentrtion in the floodwter Fig. 5.. Accordingly, under this condition methne emissions from rice field ecosystem would decrese with the increse of mmonium concentr- Tble 3 Totl mount of CH emissions from non-plnted soil system nd intct rice soil system mended with whet strw powder g CH pot. nd their reltive vlues %. Tretments Intct rice soil system Non-plnted soil system Totl CH emission Reltive vlues Totl CH emission Reltive vlues g CH pot. %. g CH pot. %. b CK U U HQ DCD
7 ( ) X. Xu et l. The Science of the Totl En ironment Tble Dynmics of CH emissions from non-plnted soil system nd intct rice soil system mended with whet strw powder g CH kg ir-dried soil h. Tretments Dys fter fertiliztion With rice CK U b U HQ DCD b b b b No rice CK U U HQ DCD b b b b b b tion in the floodwter. The tretments with inhibitor. s, especilly with HQ DCD could significntly enhnce mmonium concentrtions in the floodwter Tble 6.. Hence, methne emission from rice field ecosystems mended with inhibitor. s significntly decresed Tble 1.. Step regression nlysis showed tht mmonium-n nd nitrite nitrte-n concentrtions in the floodwter ll significntly influence methne emissions from rice field ecosystems. With whet strw powder incorported into the flooded surfce lyer soil: Y b, 2 R 0.622, P 0.05 Without pplying whet strw powder:. 1 Y b, 2 R 0.633, P where Y is the methne emission from the rice field ecosystem g CH kg ir-dried soil h. ; nd b represent mmonium-n nd nitrite nitrte-n concentrtions in the floodwter mg N l., respectively. From Eqs.. 1 nd. 2, the reltive importnce of mmonium-n concentrtion in the floodwter to methne emission from rice field ecosystems mended with whet strw ws higher thn tht of nitrte nitrite-n concentrtion, but this phenomenon in the bsence of whet strw ws not found. Hence, methne emission from rice field ecosystem ws relted to the turnover of mmonium-n in the flooded surfce lyer soil. Tble 5 Dynmic of NH -N concentrtion in the floodwter on the surfce of soil mended with whet strw powder mg N l. Tretments Dys fter fertiliztion With rice CK U U HQ DCD b b b b b b b b No rice CK U U HQ DCD b b b b b b b b
8 250 ( ) X. Xu et l. The Science of the Totl En ironment Fig.. Reltionship between CH floodwter mg N l.. emission from rice field ecosystem mended with whet strw nd NH -N concentrtion in the The ppliction of orgnic mtter could influence this reltion Methne emission from rice field ecosystem s. fresh weight of bo e-ground prts of rice Without pplying whet strw powder: Y , 2 R 0.99, P With whet strw powder incorported into the flooded surfce lyer soil: Y , 2 R 0.88, P where Y is the methne emission from the rice field ecosystem g CH kg ir-dried soil h. ; is the fresh weight of bove-ground prts of rice g pot.. Eqs.. 3 nd. ll showed tht methne emissions from rice field ecosystems hd significntly Tble 6 Dynmic of NH -N concentrtion in the floodwter on the surfce of soil without pplying whet strw powder mg N l. Tretments Dys fter fertiliztion With rice U U HQ U DCD U HQ DCD b b b b b c b No rice U U HQ U DCD U HQ DCD b b b b b b b b b b c b b b b
9 ( ) X. Xu et l. The Science of the Totl En ironment Fig. 5. Reltionship between CH the floodwter. emission from rice field ecosystem without pplying whet strw nd NH -N concentrtion in negtive liner reltionship with the fresh weight of bove-ground prts of rice. Hence, diminishing methne emissions from this wetlnd rice cultivtion ws significntly beneficil to the growth of rice. This ws in ccordnce with the results observed by Sss et l nd by Nouchi et l Conclusions In the bsence of whet strw, methne emissions from inhibitor. s -treted intct rice soil systems nd soil systems ppered to hve much lower vlues during rice growth, which ws contrry to methne emissions from the cut rice soil system. The ppliction of dicyndimide DCD. nd especilly of DCD hydroquinone HQ. induced tht the totl mount of methne emissions from the soil system nd the intct rice soil system ws % nd % of the control, respectively. Hence, DCD, especilly in combintion with HQ, could eliminte methne emissions from rice cultivtion fields following ppliction of ure. Whet strw incorported into flooded surfce lyer soil significntly wekened the bove-mentioned inhibitory effects. Regression nlysis indicted tht methne emissions from rice field ecosystems were relted to the turnover of mmonium-n in the flooded surfce lyer soil. Diminishing methne emissions from the wetlnd rice cultivtion ws significntly beneficil to the growth of rice. In recent yers, some investigtions hve showed the right choice of rice vriety nd irrigtion mngement my result in mitigting or reducing methne emissions from rice cultivtion Singh et l., 1999; Zheng et l., 1999; Xu nd Zhou, Even so, lot of work regrding the cultivtion of rice vriety with high root-oxidizing cpcity nd with high yield need to be done, nd some resonble irrigtion mngement for diminishing methne emissions from rice fields cn usully induce n increse in nitrous oxide emission. Thus, combintion of both inhibitors with ure my be n effective mitigtion strtegy for controlling methne emissions from flooded rice fields to the tmosphere. Wht s more, this strtegy is lso beneficil to diminishing the gseous N losses out of ure-treted soil whet
10 252 ( ) X. Xu et l. The Science of the Totl En ironment systems Xu et l., nd to the reduction of nitrous oxide emissions from rice fields dte not shown.. Acknowledgements Funding for this reserch ws prtilly provided by ABOS Ministry of Foreign Affirs, Belgium. nd by the Ntionl Nturl Sciences Foundtion of Chin Grnt No This work ws lso finncilly supported by LAPC-KF from the Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Chinese Acdemy of Sciences, by IAP progrm nd by RCEES-KIP References Bchelet D, Neue HU. Methne emission from wetlnd rice res of Asi. Chemosphere 1993;26: Brtlett KB, Hrriss RC. Review nd ssessment of CH emissions from wetlnds. Chemosphere 1993;26: Boeckx P, Vn Cleemput O, Villrlvo IDA. Methne emission from lndfill nd the methne oxidising cpcity of its covering soil. Soil Biol Biochem 1996; : Ci ZC, Xu H, Zhng HH. Estimte of methne emission from rice pddy field in Tihu Region, Chin. Pedosphere 199;. : Chidthisong A, Wtnbe I. Methne formtion nd emission from flooded rice soil incorported with 13 C-lbeled rice strw. Soil Biol Biochem 1997;29. 8 : Conrd R, Rothfuss E. Methne oxidtion in the soil surfce lyer of flooded rice field nd the effect of mmonium. Biol Fert Soils 1991;12: Denier Vn der Gon HAC, Neue HU. Oxidtion of methne in the rhizosphere of rice plnts. Biol Fert Soils 1996;22: FAO. Fertilizer yerbook. FAO sttisticl series No. 83. Fertilizer yerbook. vol. 39. Rome, Itly:FAO Huser M, Hselwndter K. Degrdtion of dicyndimide by soil bcteri. Soil Biol Biochem 1990;22. 1 :1131. IPCCHoughton JT, Cllender BA, Vrney SK, editors. Climte chnge. The supplementry report to the IPCC scientific ssessment. Cmbridge: Cmbridge University Press, 1992:225p. Keeney DR, Nelson DW. Nitrogen inorgnic forms. In: Pge AL, Miller RH, Keeney DR, editors. Methods of soil nlysis, Prt 2. Chemicl nd microbiologicl properties. 2nd Mdison, Wisconsin, USA: Americ Society of Agronomy, Inc, 1982: Keerthisinghe DG, Freney JR, Mosier AR. Effect of wxcoted clcium crbide nd nitrpyrin on nitrogen loss nd methne emission from dry-seeded flooded rice. Soil Biol Biochem 1993;16. 1 : Khlil MAK, Rsmussen RJ. Sources, sinks nd sesonl cycles of tmospheric methne. J Geophys Res 1983;88: Kimur M, Murkmi H, Wd H. CO 2, H 2 nd CH production in rice rhizosphere. Soil Sci Plnt Nutr 1991;37: Kimur M. Methne emission from pddy soils in Jpn nd Thilnd. In: Btjies NH, Bridges EM, editors. World inventory of soil emission potentils. WISE report 2. Wgeningen: ISRIC, 1992:215. Krogmeier MJ, Mccrty GW, Bremner JM. Potentil phytotoxicity ssocited with the use of soil urese inhibitors phenylphosphorodimidte N- n-butyl. thiophosphoric trimide.. Proc Ntl Acd Sci USA 1989;86.: Lindu CW. Methne emission from Louisin rice fields mended with nitrogen fertilizers. Soil Biol Biochem 199;26. 3 : Mrtin B, Rlf C. Effect of methne concentrtion nd soil conditions on the induction of methne oxidtion ctivity. Soil Biol Biochem 1995;27: Neue HU, Roger PA. Rice griculture: fctors controlling emissions. In: Khlil MAK, Sherer M, editors. Globl tmospheric methne. NATO ASI ARW series. 1993: Nouchi I, Hosono T, Aoki K. Sesonl vrition in methne flux from rice pddies ssocited with methne concentrtion in soil wter, rice biomss nd temperture, nd its modelling. Plnt Soil 199;161: OECD. Environmentl Dt Compendium. Emissions of greenhouse gses., lte 1990s, 1999:53 pp. Sss RL, Fisher FM, Hrcombe DA. Methne production nd emission in Texs rice field. Globl Biogeochem Cycles 1990;:7 68. Singh S, Singh JS, Kshyp AK. Methne flux from irrigted rice fields in reltion to crop growth nd N-fertiliztion. Soil Biol Biochem 1999;31: Thoms KL, Price D, Lloyd D. A comprison of different methods for the mesurement of dissolved gs grdients in wterlogged pet cores. J Microbiol Meth 1995;2: Wng MX, Shnggun XJ. CH emission from vrious rice fields in P.R. Chin. Theor Appl Climtol 1996;55: Wng MX. Atmospheric chemistry. Beijing: Meteorologicl Press, 1999: Wssmn R, Ppen H, Rennenberg H. Methne emission from rice pddies nd possible mitigtion strtegies. Chemosphere 1993;26: Whiting GJ, Chnton J. Primry production control of methne emission from wetlnds. Nture 1993;36: Xu XK, Zhou LK, Vn Cleemput O, Wng ZJ. Fte of ure- 15 N in soil-whet system s influenced by urese inhibitor hydroquinone nd nitrifiction inhibitor dicyndimide. Plnt Soil 2000; :
11 ( ) X. Xu et l. The Science of the Totl En ironment Xu XK, Zhou LK. Min fctors influencing methne oxidtion in soil nd its control. Ecol Agric Stud 1999;9. 2 :1 21. Ygi K, Minmi K. Effect of orgnic mtter ppliction on methne emission from some Jpnese pddy soil. Soil Sci Plnt Nutr 1990;36: Zho XY, Li SD, Zhou LK, Wu GY. Fte of 1 C hydro- quinone nd 15 U ure in soil rice system: pot tril. Soil Biol Biochem 1993;25. 1 :136. Zheng XH, Wng MX, Wng YS, Shen RX, Li J, Heyer J, Koge M, Ppen H, Jin JS, Li LT. Chrcters of greenhouse gs CH, N O, NO. 2 emissions from croplnds of southest Chin. World Resource Rev 1999;11. 2 :
Pre-Plant Broadcast Urea in Direct Seeding, A Logistical Return to the Past? Tom Jensen
Pre-Plnt Brodcst Ure in Direct Seeding, A Logisticl Return to the Pst? Tom Jensen Interntionl Plnt Nutrition Institute (IPNI), Northern Gret Plins Director 102-411 Downey Rd., Ssktoon, SK S7N 4L8 Ph: 306-652-3467
More informationThe Effect of Nitrogen Fertilizers (Urea, Sulfur Coated Urea) with Manure on the Saffron Yield
The Effect of Nitrogen Fertilizers (Ure, Sulfur Coted Ure) with Mnure on the Sffron Yield Seed Rezin nd Mjid Forouhr Soil nd Wter Deprtment griculturl Reserch Center of Khorsn Mshhd, Torough Sttion, 91735
More informationIs conservation agriculture climatesmart for maize farmers in the highlands of Tanzania?
Is conservtion griculture climtesmrt for mize frmers in the highlnds of Tnzni? Kimro A.A., Rosenstock, T.S., Mpnd, M., Rioux, J., Shb, S., Aynekulu1, E., Krttunen, K., Neufeldt, H., nd Shepherd, K. D.
More informationGreenhouse gas fluxes and NO release from a Chinese subtropical rice-winter wheat rotation system under nitrogen fertilizer management
JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH: BIOGEOSCIENCES, VOL. 118, 623 638, doi:1.12/jgrg.261, 213 Greenhouse gs fluxes nd NO relese from Chinese subtropicl rice-winter whet rottion system under nitrogen fertilizer
More informationEVALUATION OF STRIP-TILLAGE AND FERTILIZER PLACEMENT IN SOUTHERN IDAHO CORN PRODUCTION. D.Tarkalson and D. Bjorneberg USDA-ARS, Kimberly, ID
EVALUATION OF STRIP-TILLAGE AND FERTILIZER PLACEMENT IN SOUTHERN IDAHO CORN PRODUCTION D.Trklson nd D. Bjorneberg USDA-ARS, Kimberly, ID ABSTRACT Strip tillge (ST) nd ssocited nutrient plcement cn potentilly
More informationEffect of Fertilization Practice on Nitrate Accumulation and Leaching in Vegetable Greenhouse System
Sensors & Trnsducers, Vol. 176, Issue 8, August 14, pp. 272-277 Sensors & Trnsducers 14 y IFSA Pulishing, S. L. http://www.sensorsportl.com Effect of Fertiliztion Prctice on Nitrte Accumultion nd Leching
More informationH. Randall Smith; Ph.D. Agronomy and Wayne Porter: Ph.D. Horticulture Mississippi State University Extension Service
Effect of SumGrow on growth, development nd yield of Irish pottoes (Solnum tuerosum) t the Beumont Reserch Sttion (Mississippi Stte University) during 217 H. Rndll Smith; Ph.D. Agronomy nd yne Porter:
More informationEffect of Biosolid Application on Bioavailability of Potassium in two Different Kinds of Soils Textures and Yield of Corn Plant
Effect of Biosolid Appliction on Biovilbility of Potssium in two Different Kinds of Soils Textures nd Yield of Corn Plnt Azin Abthi 1 *, Mehrn Hoodji 2 1 *Corresponding uthor: Azin Abthi, Number of the
More informationSoil-atmosphere N 2 O exchange in natural savannah, non-fertilized and fertilized agricultural land in Burkina Faso (W. Africa)
Forschungszentrum Krlsruhe in der Helmholtz-Gemeinschft Institut für Meteorologie und Klimforschung Atmosphärische Umweltforschung (IMK-IFU), Grmisch-Prtenkirchen Soil-tmosphere N 2 O exchnge in nturl
More informationMethane Emissions from the Stems of Living Trees in Upland Forests
The 12th Interntionl Symposium on Biogeochemistry of Wetlnds in Corl Springs, Florid, USA, April 23-26, 218 Methne Emissions from the Stems of Living Trees in Uplnd Forests Zhi-Ping Wng Institute of Botny,
More informationChickpeas Respond Well To Inoculation With TagTeam
Chickpes Respond Well To Inocultion With TgTem S.M. Phelps, nd E. Hgele Philom Bios Inc., 318-111 Reserch Drive, Ssktoon, SK S7N 3R2 Abstrct Rhizobi strins were tested in TgTem pet nd grnule formultions
More informationSpatiotemporal Variability of Productivity and Nutrient Availability in Flooded Rice Soils across Field Scales
2006-2011 Mission Kerney Foundtion of Soil Science: Understnding nd Mnging Soil-Ecosystem Functions Across Sptil nd Temporl Scles Finl Report: 2007017, 1/1/2009-12/31/2009 Sptiotemporl Vribility of Productivity
More informationOrganic Cover Crop Research at WSU Puyallup
Orgnic Cover Crop Reserch t WSU Puyllup Ferury 8 Crig Cogger, Andy Bry, nd Liz Myhre Wshington Stte University Puyllup Reserch nd Extension Center Astrct: Cover crops re loclly grown source of orgnic mtter
More informationCONSERVATION VS CONVENTIONAL TILLAGE,FALL DOUBLE CROPPING
262 Southern Conservtion Systems Conference, Amrillo TX, June 26-28, 26 CONSERVATION VS CONVENTIONAL TILLAGE,FALL DOUBLE CROPPING AND COVER CROP EFFECTS ON CROP WATER USE IN SUBTROPICAL SOUTH TEXAS Bo
More informationConservation Tillage Strategies For Corn, Sorghum And Cotton
(93%) cotton nd percent lint ws similr in oth pickers. The 15-inch row system with 27 plnts/a gve higher lint yield (1491 l/a) compred to 4-inch row cotton with 5 plnts/a (136 l/a). Plnt cnopy closed 3
More informationNUTRIENT MANAGEMENT IN DUAL-USE WHEAT PRODUCTION
232 Southern Conservtion Systems Conference, Amrillo TX, June 26-28, 6 NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT IN DUAL-USE WHEAT PRODUCTION John Sij 1* nd Kurt Lemon 1 1 Texs Agriculturl Experiment Sttion, P.O. Box 1658,
More informationCONSERVATION TILLAGE IMPROVES SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES ON DIFFERENT LANDSCAPE POSITIONS OF A COASTAL PLAIN SOIL.
CONSERVATION TILLAGE IMPROVES SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES ON DIFFERENT LANDSCAPE POSITIONS OF A COASTAL PLAIN SOIL Frncisco J. Arrig* 1, Andre S. Biscro 2, Kipling S. Blkcom 1, Joey N. Shw 3, Edzrd vn Snten
More informationEffect of Irrigation Method and Late Season Nitrate-Nitrogen Concentration on Sucrose Production by Sugarbeets'
Purchsed by the U. S. Deprtment of Agrictturu NW Officil Use REPRINTED FROM JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF SUGAR BEET TECHNOLOGISTS Effect of Irrigtion Method nd Lte Seson Nitrte-Nitrogen Concentrtion
More information(b) Is already deposited in a waste disposal site without methane recovery.
TYPE III - OTHER PROJECT ACTIVITIES Project prticipnts must tke into ccount the generl guidnce to the methodologies, informtion on dditionlity, bbrevitions nd generl guidnce on lekge provided t http://cdm.unfccc.int/methodologies/sscmethodologies/pproved.html.
More informationIn situ evaluation of DGT techniques for measurement of trace. metals in estuarine waters: a comparison of four binding layers
Electronic Supplementry Mteril (ESI) for Environmentl Science: Processes & Impcts. This journl is The Royl Society of Chemistry 2015 Supplementry Informtion for: In situ evlution of DGT techniques for
More informationHigh strength fine grained structural steel, thermo-mechanically rolled, for high temperature application
P420M HT High strength fine grined structurl steel, thermo-mechniclly rolled, for high temperture ppliction Specifiction DH-E52-D, edition April 2016 1 P420M HT is high strength thermomechniclly rolled
More informationEFFECT OF FOLIAR CHAPERONE TM APPLICATIONS UNDER ELEVATED TEMPERATURES ON THE PROTEIN CONCENTRATIONS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF COTTON
AAES Reserch Series 521 EFFECT OF FOLIAR CHAPERONE TM APPLICATIONS UNDER ELEVATED TEMPERATURES ON THE PROTEIN CONCENTRATIONS AND PHYSIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF COTTON R.S. Brown nd D.M. Oosterhuis 1 RESEARCH
More informationCrop Performance and Plant Microbe-Interactions are Affected by the Sequence and Frequency of Pulse Crops in the Canadian Prairie
Crop Performnce nd Plnt Microbe-Interctions re Affected by the Sequence nd Frequency of Pulse Crops in the Cndin Pririe Nvrro-Borrell A 1,2 ; Di M 2 ; Hmel C 1,2 ; Fernndez MR 2 ; Gn Y 2 ; Germid J 1.
More informationAn Overview of Boron Fertility in Prairie Soils and Canola Response to Fertilization.
An Overview of Boron Fertility in Pririe Soils nd Cnol Response to Fertiliztion. Nobur Rhmn nd Jeff Schoenu Deprtment of Soil Science, U of S Mrch 6, 2017 Justifiction Boron (B) is rther unique s only
More informationThe Exploration and Application of Urban Agriculture in China. Dr. WEI Lingling Managing Director Beijing IEDA Protected Horticulture Co., Ltd.
The Explortion nd Appliction of Urbn Agriculture in Chin Dr. WEI Lingling Mnging Director Beijing Protected Horticulture Co., Ltd. 1 WHO WE ARE 2 WHAT WE NEED 3 WELCOME TO OUR PARK About Beijing Protected
More informationWestern Illinois University- School of Agriculture Organic Research Program 2013 Dry Humate/Fertility Studies Dr. Joel Gruver and Andy Clayton
Western Illinois University- School of Agriculture Orgnic Reserch Progrm 0 Dry Humte/Fertility Studies Dr. Joel Gruver nd Andy Clyton Introduction Orgnic grin frmers generlly use less purchsed inputs thn
More informationActive stubble management to enhance residue breakdown and subsequent crop management focus farm trials
Active stubble mngement to enhnce residue brekdown nd subsequent crop mngement focus frm trils Nick Poole, Trcey Wylie nd Michel Stright FAR Austrli Bckground This report presents the results from the
More informationFood Arthropod Abundance Associated with Rest-Rotation Livestock Grazing. Hayes B. Goosey. Department of Animal and Range Sciences
Food Arthropod Aundnce Associted with Rest-Rottion Livestock Grzing Hyes B. Goosey Deprtment of Animl nd Rnge Sciences Montn Stte University We hve completed the second seson of investigtion into the response
More informationLos Alamos NITRIC ACID VAPOR REMOVAL BY ACTIVATED, IMPREGNATED CARBONS. Gerry 0. Wood
Title: NITRIC ACID VAPOR REMOVAL BY ACTIVATED, IMPREGNATED CARBONS Author(s): Gerry. Wood Submitted to U.S. Army Edgewood Reserch, Development nd Engineering (ERDEC) Scientific Conference Los Almos NATIONAL
More informationEffects of Crop Stubble on Physicochemical Properties of Continuous Cropping Soil and Cucumber Yield and Quality
Nturl Resources, 2012, 3, 88-94 http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/nr.2012.33013 Published Online September 2012 (http://www.scirp.org/journl/nr) Effects of Crop Stubble on Physicochemicl Properties of Continuous
More informationCOMMUNICATION III. Ground Water-Bottom Soil-Water Interactions in Tropical Carp Nursery Ponds.
PERTANIKA 14(3), 287-291 (1991) COMMUNICATION III Ground Wter-Bottom Soil-Wter Interctions in Tropicl Crp Nursery Ponds. KeyWords: Physico-chemicl properties, ground wter, pond wter, bottom soil of pond.
More informationThe Effects of Soil Moisture and Nutrients on Cropland Productivity in the Highland Area of the Loess Plateau
14 The Effects of Soil Moisture nd Nutrients on Croplnd Productivity in the Highlnd Are of the Loess Plteu inli Ling, * Shozhong Kng nd Chenge Zhng * Abstrct Soil moisture nd nutrient distribution, nd
More informationNonlinear Mixed Effects Model for Swine Growth
Nonliner Mixed Effects Model for Swine Growth A. P. Schinckel nd B. A. Crig Deprtment of Animl Sciences nd Deprtment of Sttistics, Purdue University Introduction Severl nonliner growth functions model
More informationIrrigated Soft White Wheat
NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT EM 9015-E December 2010 Irrigted Soft White Whet (Estern Oregon) D.A. Horneck, J.M. Hrt, M.D. Flowers, L.K. Lutcher, D.J. Wysocki, M.K. Corp, nd M. Bohle Soft white whet is grown in
More informationEFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON ADHESION OF CLAY SOIL TO STEEL
Cercetări Agronomice în Moldov Vol. XLV, No. 2 (150) / 2012 EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE ON ADHESION OF CLAY SOIL TO STEEL B. AZADEGAN 1, J. MASSAH 2 * *E-mil: jmssh@ut.c.ir Received April 14, 2012 ABSTRACT.
More informationAnnex 5: Henrik Haugaard-Nielsen, Senior Researcher. Dorette Müller-Stöver, Post Doc.
Annex 5: Preliminry Results from the Soil Incution Study/Pot Experiment on Fertilizer Vlue of Aneroiclly Digested Slurries from Cofermenttion with Ulv lctuc Henrik Hugrd-Nielsen, Senior Resercher. E-mil:
More informationPERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF HYBRID COOLING TOWER BASED ON THE EFFECTIVENESS-NTU APPROACH
Proceedings of the Asin Conference on Therml Sciences 2017, 1st ACTS Mrch 26-30, 2017, Jeju Islnd, Kore ACTS-P00478 PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF HYBRID COOLING TOWER BASED ON THE EFFECTIVENESS-NTU APPROACH
More informationSoil conservation: Hoax or blessing? Recent experiences from Southeast Asia
SFB 564 The Uplnds Progrm Sustinble Lnd Use nd Rurl Development in Mountinous Regions of Southest Asi Soil conservtion: Hox or blessing? Recent experiences from Southest Asi Thoms Hilger, Wnwis Pnsk b,
More informationPHOSPHORUS SOURCE EFFECTS ON DRYLAND WINTER WHEAT IN CROP- FALLOW ROTATIONS IN EASTERN WASHINGTON
PHOSPHORUS SOURCE EFFECTS ON DRYLAND WINTER WHEAT IN CROP- FALLOW ROTATIONS IN EASTERN WASHINGTON Richrd Koenig, Deprtment of Crop nd Soil Sciences Aron Esser, Lincoln/Adms County Extension Wshington Stte
More informationEvaluation of Corn Varieties for Certified Organic Production Crawfordsville Trial, 1998
Evlution of Corn Vrieties for Certified Orgnic Production Crwfordsville Tril, 1998 Dr. Kthleen Delte, ssistnt professor, Depts. of Horticulture & Agronomy Kevin Vn Dee, frm superintendent, Southest Reserch
More informationThe Influence of Biological Fertilization (Algafix and Bactofil) on the Corn and Sunflower Yields
Interntionl Journl of Geology, Agriculture nd Environmentl Sciences Volume 3 Issue 5 Octoer 2015 Wesite: www.worjournls.org/ijgaes ISSN: 2348-0254 The Influence of Biologicl Fertiliztion (Algfix nd Bctofil)
More informationTable 8. Vacuum filter performance for processing municipal sludges conditioned by ferric chloride and lime. a
Tble 8. Vcuum filter performnce for processing municipl sludges conditioned by ferric chloride nd lime. Type of Sludge Solids Loding (lb/hr-ft 2 ) Percent Solids Cke Fresh primry 6-8 25-38 Fresh primry
More informationEffective use of nitrogen fertilisers for growing garlic
Effective use of nitrogen fertilisers for growing grlic Luji Bo 1,2,3,4, Yingpeng Zhng 1,2,3,4,Yn Li 1,2,3,4, 6, Jif Luo 1, 5, Ming Sun 1,2,3, Ziwen Zhong 1, Yongping Jing 1,2, 4 1 Institute of Agriculturl
More information145 ~ 175 m km m. 175 m m km 2[1,2] 175 m m ~ 155 m 155 ~ 165 m 165 ~ 54% 175 m
42 6 2 2 Chinese Journl of Soil Science Vol.42,No.6 Dec.,2, 2, 3, 2, 2 *. 4374 2. 4374 3. 49 7 m 2 ph 6.93 ~ 7.9 ; 4 S8.3 A 64-394(2)6-44- 7 7 m 3.93 m 3 4 ~ 7 m 6 km 84 2 68 3 km 2 8 km 2[,2] 7 m -. 7
More informationProgress Report of Lettuce Field Tests in 2010 of Select Insecticides
Progress Report of Lettuce Field Tests in 2010 of Select Insecticides Vonny Brlow University of Cliforni, Agriculturl nd Nturl Resources Blythe, CA Abstrct The projects completed this pst summer sought
More informationA new method of CDOM absorption in China east coastal waters
new method of COM bsorption in Chin est costl wters XINGGUNG ZHNG, YONGSHENG XU* Institute of Ocenology Chinese cdemy of Sciences 7 Nnhi od, Qingdo, Shndong, 66071 CHIN E-mil: yongsheng.xu@qdio.c.cn bstrct:
More informationSoil Respiration and N 2 O Flux Response to UV-B Radiation and Straw Incorporation in a Soybean Winter Wheat Rotation System
Wter Air Soil Pollut (213) 224:1394 DOI 1.17/s1127-12-1394-z Soil Respirtion nd N 2 O Flux Response to UV-B Rdition nd Strw Incorportion in Soyben Winter Whet Rottion System Zhenghu Hu & Hiling Cui & Shuto
More informationMeasuring Temporal Changes in Flooding Depths in a Rice Paddy Field Using Time Domain Reflectometry
J. Jpn. Soc. Soil hys. No. +*3, p. /10/,**2 DR * * * Mesuring emporl Chnges in Flooding Depths in Rice ddy Field Using ime Domin Reflectometry omotsugu Y AZAKI*, Yuki S HOJI* nd Kosuke N OBORIO* * School
More informationEvaluation of calcium ammonium nitrate and urea-based fertilisers applied to grassland in Ireland
An ASABE Meeting Presenttion Pper Number: 131620284 Evlution of clcium mmonium nitrte nd ure-bsed fertilisers pplied to grsslnd in Irelnd D.L. Antille * Tegsc Johnstown Cstle, Environmentl Reserch Centre,
More informationStudy on the Effect of Different Modified Zeolite to Phosphorus Activation in Red Soil
Journl of Environmentl Protection, 216, 7, 236-246 http://www.scirp.org/journl/jep ISSN Online: 2152-2219 ISSN Print: 2152-2197 Study on the Effect of Different Modified to Phosphorus Activtion in Red
More informationTree Shelters Fail to Enhance Height Growth of Northern Red Oak in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. 1
Tree Shelters Fil to Enhnce Height Growth of Northern Red Ok in the Upper Peninsul of Michign. 1 Dougls O. Lntgne, Associte Professor, MSU Deprtment of Forestry nd Rymond Miller, Resident Forester, Upper
More informationMOBILE DRIP IRRIGATION EVALUATION IN CORN
Proceedings of the 9th Annul Centrl Plins Irrigtion Conference, Burlington, Colordo, Feb. 1-, 17 Avilble from CPIA, 76 N. Thompson, Colby, Knss MOBILE DRIP IRRIGATION EVALUATION IN CORN Isy Kisekk Tobis
More informationEffects of grassland conversion to croplands on soil organic carbon in the temperate Inner Mongolia
RTICLE IN PRESS Journl of Environmentl Mngement 86 (28) 529 53 www.elsevier.com/locte/jenvmn Effects of grsslnd conversion to croplnds on soil orgnic crbon in the temperte Inner Mongoli Zhi-Ping Wng, Xing-Guo
More informationFactors influencing arsenic accumulation by Pteris vittata: A comparative field study at two sites
Environmentl Pollution 141 (2006) 488e493 www.elsevier.com/locte/envpol Fctors influencing rsenic ccumultion by Pteris vittt: A comprtive field study t two sites C.Y. Wei*, X. Sun, C. Wng, W.Y. Wng Institute
More informationComparison of Two Different WeedGuardPlus Paper Mulches and Black Plastic Mulch on the Production of Onions and Broccoli
Comprison of Two Different WeedGurdPlus Pper Mulches nd Blck Plstic Mulch on the Production of Onions nd Broccoli Dr. Frnk Stonker, Colordo Stte University Deprtment of Horticulture nd Lndscpe Architecture,
More informationDetermination of Leaf Color Chart and SPAD value for Tarom variety in different N usage
Interntionl Journl of Agriculture nd Crop Sciences. Avilble online t www.ijgcs.com IJACS/2012/4-6/336-341. ISSN 2227-670X 2012 IJACS Journl Determintion of Lef Color Chrt nd vlue for Trom vriety in different
More informationCOMPARISON OF THREE PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS AND UREA ON A CANTERBURY DAIRY PASTURE
COMPARISON OF THREE PLANT GROWTH REGULATORS AND UREA ON A CANTERBURY DAIRY PASTURE S. Jing 1, 4, P.L. Crey 1, A. Roerts 2 nd G. Kerse 3 1 Lnd Reserch Services Ltd, Art Workshops, Lincoln University, Christchurch
More informationEconomic Profitability and Sustainability of Canola Production Systems in Western Canada
Economic Profitility nd Sustinility of Cnol Production Systems in Western Cnd Elwin Smith, R. Blckshw, Agriculture nd Agri-Food Cnd (AAFC), Lethridge, AB, N. Hrker, J. O'Donovn, AAFC Lcome AB, S. Brndt,
More informationComparison of Effects Between Foliar and Soil N Applications on Soil N and Growth of Young Gala/M9 Apple Trees
Comprison of Effects Between Folir nd Soil N Applictions on Soil N nd Growth of Young Gl/M9 Apple Trees Shufu Dong, Denise Neilsen, Gerry H. Neilsen Pcific Agri-Food Reserch Center Agriculture nd Agri-Food
More informationPamela Strange (SGS Australia), William Wang (OLAM), Steve Katis (OLAM), Ian Lonie (Tanuki), Stephen Phillips (Tanuki).
The effects of folir ppliction of () Verno FG Cu3+Zn3, () NORDOX 75 WG nd (3) Cupric Hydroxide, during the kernel dry weight ccumultion period for nuts nd ud differentition period for wood, in ering Nonpriel
More information2016 Prelim Essay Question 2
216 Prelim Essy Question 2 In recent yers, the price of nturl fertilisers for orgnic brown rice production hs risen nd helthy living cmpigns re seeing more consumers switching from nonorgnic white rice
More informationSeasonal Runoff Losses of Carbon, Nitrogen and Phosphorus from warm-season turfgrass systems
TREEE Funded Project FY 212-213 Sesonl Runoff Losses of Crbon, Nitrogen nd Phosphorus from wrm-seson turfgrss systems Investigtors: Jcqueline. itkenhed-peterson nd en Wherley Funding: $1, Objectives: The
More informationEffects of livestock grazing on soil nitrogen mineralization on Hulunber meadow steppe, China
Vol. 62, 216, No. 5: 22 29 Plnt Soil Environ. doi: 1.17221/445/215-PSE Effects of livestock grzing on soil nitrogen minerliztion on Huluner medow steppe, Chin R. Yn 1, G. Yng 1, B. Chen 1, X. Wng 1, Y.
More informationGLYPHOSATE AND PYRITHIOBAC (STAPLE ) COMBINATIONS IN ROUNDUP READY COTTON
GLYPHOSATE AND PYRITHIOBAC (STAPLE ) COMBINATIONS IN ROUNDUP READY COTTON Mrilyn R. McClellnd, Jim L. Brrentine, nd Oscr C. Sprks 1 RESEARCH PROBLEM The Roundup Redy (glyphoste-tolernt) system hs provided
More informationPerformance of 2,4-dinitrophenol as a positive electrode in magnesium reserve batteries q
. Journl of Power Sources 89 2000 106 111 www.elsevier.comrlocterjpowsour Performnce of 2,4-dinitrophenol s positive electrode in mgnesium reserve btteries q S. Gopukumr ), S. Ntrjn, R. Thirunkrn, M. Skthivel
More informationCROP RESIDUE MANAGEMENT AND ITS IMPACTS ON SOIL PROPERTIES YUXIN HE. B.E. China Agricultural University, 2007 M.S. Bemidji State University, 2010
CROP RESIDUE MANAGEMENT AND ITS IMPACTS ON SOIL PROPERTIES by YUXIN HE B.E. Chin Agriculturl University, 2007 M.S. Bemidji Stte University, 2010 AN ABSTRACT OF A DISSERTATION submitted in prtil fulfillment
More informationDeveloping Optimal Controlled Atmosphere Conditions for Thompson Seedless Table Grapes
Developing Optiml Controlled Atmosphere Conditions for Thompson Seedless Tle Grpes C.H. Crisosto, D. Grner, nd G. Crisosto Deprtment of Pomology University of Cliforni, Dvis, t Kerney Agriculturl Center
More informationSoybean Fungicide and Insecticide Seed Treatments (2006 Final Report)
Soyen Fungicide nd Iecticide Seed Tretments (2006 Finl Report) Purpose: The ojective of this study ws to investigte new iecticide seed tretments for soye. Cruiser ws registered recently nd Gucho hs yet
More informationNitrous Oxide Emission Associated with Autotrophic Ammonium
APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY, Dec. 1985, p. 1519-1525 99-224/85/121519-7$2./ Copyright 1985, Americn Society for Microbiology Vol. 5, No. 6 Nitrous Oxide Emission Associted with Autotrophic Ammonium
More informationExperimental Research on Heat/Mass Transfer Features of Corrugated Plate Spray Humidification Air Coolers
379 A publiction of CHEMICAL ENGINEERING TRANSACTIONS VOL. 6, 017 Guest Editors: Fei Song, Hibo Wng, Fng He Copyright 017, AIDIC Servizi S.r.l. ISBN 978-88-95608-60-0; ISSN 83-916 The Itlin Assocition
More informationTopic 7. Acids, Bases, Buffers, Titrations, Polyprotic acids
Topic 7 cids, Bses, Buffers, Titrtions, Polyprotic cids Conjugte cids & bses Strengths of cids & bses strong cid or strong bse is completely dissocited in queous solution. Wek cids nd Wek Bses Crboxylic
More informationControls of denitrification in papyrus wetlands in Kenya and Tanzania
Controls of denitrifiction in ppyrus wetlnds in Keny nd Tnzni Gretchen M. Gettel, Kuenzng Tshering, Hw Nkitende 3 UNESCO-IHE, Institute of Wter Eduction, Delft, The Netherlnds Royl University of Bhutn,
More informationYield effect of applying earthworm castings produced during the oilseed rape-growing season in riceoilseed rape cropping fields to rice
www.nture.com/scientificreports Received: 19 December 2017 Accepted: 6 July 2018 Published: xx xx xxxx OPEN Yield effect of pplying erthworm cstings produced during the oilseed rpe-growing seson in riceoilseed
More information10/31/2010. Rough Project History. Study Questions. Study 1: Grazing Treatments. Study 1 Results. Study 1 Locations
1/31/21 YOSEMITE TOAD ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT STUDY Rough Project History Period Activity 24 Scope, ojectives, nd study pln Erly Pln reviewed J. Bldwin, cdemics, USFS stff Spring/Sum Study pln revised Sum
More informationREVIEW Improvement in Rice Grain Quality by Deep-flood Irrigation and its Underlying Mechanisms
JARQ 1 (), 17-11 (17) https://www.jircs.go.jp REVIEW Improvement in Rice Grin Qulity by Deep-flood Irrigtion nd its Underlying Mechnisms Mshiro CHIBA 1 *, Tomio TERAO, Hjime WATANABE 3, Osmu MATSUMURA
More informationEFFECTS OF MICRO-ELEMENT FERTILIZERS ON THE YIELD OF AGRIA POTATOES
Behnmthmsepour et l, SPJTS,2013,1.(1),001-006 ISSN 2321-4591 EFFECTS OF MICRO-ELEMENT FERTILIZERS ON THE YIELD OF AGRIA POTATOES Rhim mohmmdin 1,Behnmthmsepour* 2 1Deprtment of Agronomy nd plnt reeding,fculty
More informationEffects of Rice Straw Management on Sclerotium oryzae Inoculum, Stem Rot Severity, and Yield of Rice in California
Reserch Effects of Rice Strw Mngement on Sclerotium oryze Inoculum, Stem Rot Severity, nd Yield of Rice in Cliforni N. A. Cints nd R. K. Webster, Deprtment of Plnt Pthology, University of Cliforni, Dvis
More informationEFFECT OF RECLAIMED MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER IRRIGATION AND NITROGEN FERTILIZATION ON YIELD OF TOMATO AND NITROGEN ECONOMY
Bngldesh J. Bot. 44(5): 699-708, 2015 (December), Supplementry EFFECT OF RECLAIMED MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER IRRIGATION AND NITROGEN FERTILIZATION ON YIELD OF TOMATO AND NITROGEN ECONOMY PING LI, CHAO HU 1,
More informationStudy on the effectiveness of Trichoderma spp. on the growth of bean and tomato plants under greenhouse condition
7 th HUON SEMINAR ACHIEVING VISION 2050 THROUGH HIGHER EDUCATION, RESEARCH, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY November 13 th to 14 th 2013, Ppu New Guine University of Technology, Le, Ppu New Guine HS7-2013-060 Study
More informationSEEDING CLOVERS OR GRASSES INTO OLDER ALFALFA BENEFITS AND HAZARDS ABSTRACT INTRODUCTION
SEEDING CLOVERS OR GRASSES INTO OLDER ALFALFA BENEFITS AND HAZARDS STANDS- Mick Cnevri1, Dn Putnm2, Brbr Reed3, Rchel Long4, Steve Orlo~, Tom Lnini6, nd Lrry Godfrey7 ABSTRACT Deciding wht to do with n
More informationManaging corn earworm using GMO varieties, conventional and OMRI listed insecticides in sweet corn
Mnging corn erworm using GMO vrieties, conventionl nd OMRI listed insecticides in sweet corn Brin A. Nult 1, Dn Olmsted 2 nd Abby Semn 2, Deprtment of Entomology 1, New York Stte IPM Progrm 2, Cornell
More informationUsing Chlorophyll (SPAD) Meter Reading and Shoot Fresh Weight for Recommending Nitrogen Topdressing Rate at Panicle Initiation Stage of Rice
RESEARCH ARTICLES J. Crop Sci. Biotech. : 5 ~ 4 Using Chlorophyll (SPAD) Meter Reding nd Shoot Fresh Weight for Recommending Nitrogen Topdressing Rte t Pnicle Initition Stge of Rice Hung The Nguyen, Ln
More informationThree-Phase Wound-Rotor Induction Machine with Rotor Resistance
Exercise 2 Three-Phse Wound-Rotor Induction Mchine with Rotor Resistnce EXERCISE OBJECTIVE When you hve completed this exercise, you will know the effects of vrying the rotor resistnce of three-phse wound-rotor
More informationENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT OF THE SITES IMPACTED BY THE PROBO KOALA TOXIC WASTE DUMPING IN ABIDJAN, CÔTE D IVOIRE
ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT OF THE SITES IMPACTED BY THE PROBO KOALA TOXIC WASTE DUMPING IN ABIDJAN, CÔTE D IVOIRE This series of fct sheets ws prepred s prt of UN Environment s environmentl udit of the sites
More information[ HOCl] Chapter 16. Problem. Equilibria in Solutions of Weak Acids. Equilibria in Solutions of Weak Acids
Equilibri in Solutions of Wek Acids Chpter 16 Acid-Bse Equilibri Dr. Peter Wrburton peterw@mun.c http://www.chem.mun.c/zcourses/1011.php The dissocition of wek cid is n equilibrium sitution with n equilibrium
More informationRapid decrease of soil carbon after abandonment of subtropical paddy fields
Plnt Soil (2017) 415:203 214 DOI 10.1007/s11104-016-3154-0 REGULAR ARTICLE Rpid decrese of soil crbon fter bndonment of subtropicl pddy fields Anlei Chen & Xioli Xie & Tid Ge & Hijun Hou & Wei Wng & Wenxue
More informationmany different types exist for environmental engineering generally designed to emphasize suspended growth or biofilms
Chpter 5. Rectors Rectors mny different types exist for environmentl engineering generlly designed to emphsize suspended growth or biofilms tht mke use of suspended growth re lso clled: suspended-floc,
More informationFAILURE OF PINUS RADIATA VENEER IN TENSION ACROSS THE GRAIN
120 NOTE FAILURE OF PINUS RADIATA VENEER IN TENSION ACROSS THE GRAIN A. MICHELLE CARRINGTON, ROGER B. KEEY, Deprtment of Chemicl nd Process Engineering, University of Cnterbury, Christchurch, New Zelnd
More informationEffect of Transplant Size on Yields and Returns of Bell Peppers. Nathan Howard, Brent Rowell, and John C. Snyder Department of Horticulture
Effect of Trnsplnt Size on Yields nd Returns of Bell Peppers Nthn Howrd, Brent Rowell, nd John C. Snyder Deprtment of Horticulture Introduction Bell peppers hve een mjor vegetle crop for frmers in western
More informationPOTENTIAL NITRIFICATION RATE AS A TOOL FOR SCREENING TOXICITY IN METAL-CONTAMINATED SOILS
Environmentl Toxicology nd Chemistry, Vol. 0, No., pp. 469 44, 00 00 SETAC Printed in the USA 030-68/0 $9.00.00 POTENTIAL NITRIFICATION RATE AS A TOOL FOR SCREENING TOXICITY IN METAL-CONTAMINATED SOILS
More informationWisconsin oats and barley performance tests
A3874 Wisconsin ots nd brley performnce tests 2010 John Mochon, Shwn Conley, nd Heidi Keppler The Wisconsin ots nd brley performnce trils re conducted ech yer with the producer s needs in mind. Trils include
More informationResearch Article Impact of Poultry Litter Cake, Cleanout, and Bedding following Chemical Amendments on Soil C and N Mineralization
Interntionl Journl of Agronomy Volume 212, Article ID 24629, 8 pges doi:1.1155/212/24629 Reserch Article Impct of Poultry Litter Cke, Clenout, nd Bedding following Chemicl Amendments on C nd N Minerliztion
More informationNitrogen input to croplands and its environmental impacts in China
7th Interntionl Nitrogen Inititive Conference (INI216) Dec. 4-8, 216 Melbourne Nitrogen input to croplnds nd its environmentl impcts in Chin Xioyun Yn Institute of Soil Science Chinese Acdemy of Sciences
More informationNOTICE CONCERNING COPYRIGHT RESTRICTIONS
NOTICE CONCERNING COPYRIGHT RESTRICTIONS This document my contin copyrighted mterils. These mterils hve been mde vilble for use in reserch, teching, nd privte study, but my not be used for ny commercil
More informationEffects of water level regime on growth and nutrient retention capacity of Phragmites australis stands
Chpter 3 Effects of wter level regime on growth nd nutrient retention cpcity of Phrgmites ustrlis stnds Susn Sollie, Peter Bs, Hugo Coops, Rolnd Bobbink nd Jos T.A. Verhoeven Abstrct Nutrient retention
More informationSoil Testing Lab Update and Late Season Nitrogen in Corn
Soil Testing Lb Updte nd Lte Seson Nitrogen in Corn Andrew Stmmer nd Dorivr Ruiz Diz Soil Fertility Reserch nd Extension Services Soil Testing Plnt Anlysis Lime Testing Wter Testing Soil Fertility Reserch
More informationtheir response to inoculation with the bacterium which causes walnut blight. Tested germplasm was selectedj for its unusual
WALNUT BLIGHT: SUSCEPTIBILITY OF GERMPLASM AND THE RETENTION OF OVERWINTERING PATHOGN POPULATIONS Keith Woeste, Gle McGrnhn, Roy Yri nd M.N. Schroth ABSTRACT Aspects of the susceptibility of English wlnu~
More informationNitrogen Fixation (Acetylene Reduction) in a Salt Marsh Amended with Sewage Sludge and Organic Carbon and Nitrogen Compounds1
APPLIED AND ENVIRONMENTAL MICROBIOLOGY, Apr. 1977, p. 846-852 Copyright X) 1977 Americn Society for Microbiology Vol. 33, No. 4 Printed in U.S.A. Nitrogen Fixtion (Acetylene Reduction) in Slt Mrsh Amended
More informationYield Response of Corn to Deficit Irrigation in a Semiarid Climate
University of Nebrsk - Lincoln DigitlCommons@University of Nebrsk - Lincoln Biologicl Systems Engineering: Ppers nd Publictions Biologicl Systems Engineering 7-16-006 Yield Response of Corn to Deficit
More information1. Supplementary Figures and Legends a b
doi:10.1038/nture09540 1. Supplementry Figures nd Legends Supplementry Figure 1. Scnning trnsmission electron microgrphs (STEM) of NCC., STEM prepred from fst evportion of dilute NCC suspension shows individul
More information