IMPACT4SOIL OpenAire Crossref Microsoft Academic Graph Europe PubMed Central Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture Closed Access 2015-04-02 AbstractBACKGROUND<p>Crop residue management and nitrogen loss are two important environmental problems in the rice￢ﾀﾓwheat rotation system in China. This study investigated the effects of burial of straw on water percolation, nitrogen loss by leaching, crop growth and yield. Greenhouse mesocosm experiments were conducted over the course of three simulated cropping seasons in a rice1￢ﾀﾓwheat￢ﾀﾓrice2 rotation.</p>RESULTS<p>Greater amounts of straw resulted in more water percolation, irrespective of crop season. Burial at 20 and 35￢ﾀﾉcm significantly reduced, but burial at 50￢ﾀﾉcm increased nitrogen leaching. Straw at 500￢ﾀﾉkg￢ﾀﾉha￢ﾈﾒ1 reduced, but at 1000￢ﾀﾉkg￢ﾀﾉha￢ﾈﾒ1 and at 1500￢ﾀﾉkg￢ﾀﾉha￢ﾈﾒ1 straw increased nitrogen leaching in three consecutive crop rotations. In addition, straw at 500￢ﾀﾉkg￢ﾀﾉha￢ﾈﾒ1 buried at 35￢ﾀﾉcm significantly increased yield and its components for both crops.</p>CONCLUSIONS<p>This study suggests that N losses via leaching from the rice￢ﾀﾓwheat rotation may be reduced by the burial of the appropriate amount of straw at the appropriate depth. Greater amounts of buried straw, however, may promote nitrogen leaching and negatively affect crop growth and yields. Complementary field experiments must be performed to make specific agronomic recommendations. ￂﾩ 2015 Society of Chemical Industry</p> Crops, Agricultural 2. Zero hunger Conservation of Natural Resources Plant Stems Nitrogen 0402 animal and dairy science Agriculture Oryza 04 agricultural and veterinary sciences 15. Life on land Soil Humans 0401 agriculture, forestry, and fisheries 0405 other agricultural sciences Environmental Pollution Triticum Qian Liu, Xinmin Bian, Roger T. Koide, Yajun Dai, Haishui Yang, Mingmin Xu, Ling Liu, 2015-04-24 journalpaper AbstractBACKGROUND<p>Crop residue management and nitrogen loss are two important environmental problems in the rice￢ﾀﾓwheat rotation system in China. This study investigated the effects of burial of straw on water percolation, nitrogen loss by leaching, crop growth and yield. Greenhouse mesocosm experiments were conducted over the course of three simulated cropping seasons in a rice1￢ﾀﾓwheat￢ﾀﾓrice2 rotation.</p>RESULTS<p>Greater amounts of straw resulted in more water percolation, irrespective of crop season. Burial at 20 and 35￢ﾀﾉcm significantly reduced, but burial at 50￢ﾀﾉcm increased nitrogen leaching. Straw at 500￢ﾀﾉkg￢ﾀﾉha￢ﾈﾒ1 reduced, but at 1000￢ﾀﾉkg￢ﾀﾉha￢ﾈﾒ1 and at 1500￢ﾀﾉkg￢ﾀﾉha￢ﾈﾒ1 straw increased nitrogen leaching in three consecutive crop rotations. In addition, straw at 500￢ﾀﾉkg￢ﾀﾉha￢ﾈﾒ1 buried at 35￢ﾀﾉcm significantly increased yield and its components for both crops.</p>CONCLUSIONS<p>This study suggests that N losses via leaching from the rice￢ﾀﾓwheat rotation may be reduced by the burial of the appropriate amount of straw at the appropriate depth. Greater amounts of buried straw, however, may promote nitrogen leaching and negatively affect crop growth and yields. Complementary field experiments must be performed to make specific agronomic recommendations. ￂﾩ 2015 Society of Chemical Industry</p> Effects Of Ditch-Buried Straw Return On Water Percolation, Nitrogen Leaching And Crop Yields In A Rice-Wheat Rotation System 10.1002/jsfa.7196 https://doi.org/10.1002/jsfa.7196