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Environmental Science. 2014, (09) Core

Effect of Carbon Substrate Concentration on N2,N2O,NO,CO2 and CH4 Emissions from a Paddy Soil in Anaerobic ConditionChinese Full Text

CHEN Nuo;LIAO Ting-ting;WANG Rui;ZHENG Xun-hua;HU Rong-gui;Klaus Butterbach-Bahl;College of Resources and Environment,Huazhong Agricultural University;State Key Laboratory of Atmospheric Boundary Layer Physics and Atmospheric Chemistry,Institute of Atmospheric Physics,Chinese Academy of Sciences;Atmospheric Environmental Research,Institute for Meteorology and Climate Research,Karlsruhe Institute of Technology;

Abstract: Understanding the effects of carbon and nitrogen substrates concentrations on the emissions of denitrification gases including nitrogen（ N2）,nitrous oxide（ N2O） and nitric oxide（ NO）,carbon dioxide（ CO2） and methane（ CH4） from anaerobic paddy soils is believed to be helpful for development of greenhouse gas mitigation strategies. Moreover,understanding the quantitative dependence of denitrification products compositions on carbon substrate concentration could provide some key parameters or parameterization scheme for developing process-oriented model（ s） of nitrogen transformation. Using a silt loam soil collected from a paddy field,we investigated the influence of carbon substrate concentration on the emissions of the denitrification gases,CO2 and CH4from anaerobically incubated soils by setting two treatments: control（ CK） with initial soil nitrate and dissolved organic carbon（ DOC） concentrations of 50mg·kg- 1and 28 mg·kg- 1,respectively; and DOC added（ C+） with initial soil nitrate and DOC concentrations of ~50 mg·kg- 1and 300 mg·kg- 1,respectively. The emissions of denitrification gases,CO2 and CH4,as well as concentrations of carbon and nitrogen substrates for each treatment were dynamically measured,using the gas-flow-soil-core technique and a paralleling substrate monitoring system. The results showed that CH4 emission was not observed in CK treatment while observed in C+treatment. Aggregate emission of greenhouse gases for C+treatment was significantly higher comparing with the CK treatment（ P ＜ 0. 01）. The mass fractions of NO,N2 O and N2 emissions in total nitrogen gases emissions were approximately 9%,35% and 56% for CK treatment,respectively;and approximately 31%,50% and 19% for C+treatment,respectively,with significant differences between these two treatments（ P ＜0. 01）. The results indicated that carbon substrate concentrations can significantly change the composition of nitrogen gas emissions.The results also implicated that organic fertilizer should not be applied to nitrate-rich paddy soils prior to or during flooding so as to mitigate greenhouse gases emissions.
Keywords：

paddy soil; denitrification; gas emissions; N2; N2O; NO; DOC concentration; NO-3concentration;

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    10.13227/j.hjkx.2014.09.048

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    X144

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