Abstract
Biochar has been widely recommended as an effective soil amendment for reducing nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions and nitrogen (N) leaching. However, the effects of biochar application to Lei bamboo plantations on soil N2O emissions and N leaching remain unclear. These effects on soil N2O emissions and N leaching were investigated in the present study using five treatments applied with the same amount of N: rice husk at 10 t ha−1 (10H) and 30 t ha−1 (30H), biochar at 10 t ha−1 (10B) and 30 t ha−1 (30B), and no additions (control, CK). Both the 10H and 30H treatments significantly increased cumulative N2O emissions compared to the CK treatment, with an increment of 0.78 and 2.20 kg N ha−1, respectively. The 30B treatment significantly reduced cumulative N2O emissions by 0.90 kg N ha−1, whereas the 10B treatment had no significant effect. The reduction in N2O emissions following the high-rate biochar addition was probably due to the increased pH and the total abundance of nosZ I and nosZ II genes. The 30H treatment significantly increased nitrate N (NO3−–N) and dissolved organic N (DON) leaching by 38% and 170% respectively compared to the CK treatment, and had the largest N loss via N2O emissions and N leaching, while the 30B treatment had the lowest N loss. Partial least squares path modeling revealed that soil chemical properties [ammonium nitrogen (NH4+–N), NO3−–N, DON, dissolved organic C (DOC), total N (TN), soil organic C (SOC), and pH] dominantly affected soil N2O emissions, while the total abundance of denitrifying genes (nirS, nirK, nosZ I, and nosZ II) were the key factors involved in reducing NO3−–N leaching. There was a strong positive correlation between cumulative N2O emissions and N leaching loss, which may be related to excessive N surplus in the soil. Our results suggest that the replacement of rice husk by its biochar at a high-rate would reduce the risk of N2O emissions and N leaching loss effectively from Lei bamboo forests in subtropical China.
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Zhou, R., Chen, Z., EI-Naggar, A. et al. Contrasting effects of rice husk and its biochar on N2O emissions and nitrogen leaching from Lei bamboo soils under subtropical conditions. Biol Fertil Soils 59, 803–817 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00374-023-01753-1
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