논에서 헤어리베치 시용량에 따른 암모니아 휘산량 평가
Effect of Application Rate of Hairy Vetch on Ammonia Emission from Paddy Soil
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BACKGROUND: Hairy ventch (Vicia villosa) is a good green manure for supplying nitrogen in arable soil. Ammonia emission from rice fields can occur, and the degree of this emission can be great. However, quantitative information of ammonia emission from paddy soil using green manure is required to obtain emission factors for rice cropping in Korea. METHODS AND RESULTS: Ammonia emission from flooding soil with different application rate of hairy vetch was measured using the closed chamber method. For this study, hairy vetch was applied at rates of 0 (control), 500(H500), 1000 (H1000), 2000 (H2000), and 3000 (H3000)kg/ha (fresh matter basis). This experiment was conducted for 54 days under flooding condition. The total NH3emission throughout the experiment period was 0.32, 0.54,1.20, 4.20, and 6.20 kg/ha for control, H500, H1000,H2000, and H3000, respectively. The ratio of NH3 emission to applied nitrogen by hairy vetch for each treatment was 0.7, 1.4, 3.2, and 3.2% for H500, H1000, H2000, and H3000, respectively. CONCLUSION(S): A very small amount of ammonia emission was recorded in the present study. Therefore, the use of hairy vetch in paddy field instead of chemical fertilizer can reduce ammonia emissions.
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BACKGROUND: Hairy ventch (Vicia villosa) is a good green manure for supplying nitrogen in arable soil. Ammonia emission from rice fields can occur, and the degree of this emission can be great. However, quantitative information of ammonia emission from paddy soil using green manure is required to obtain emission factors for rice cropping in Korea. METHODS AND RESULTS: Ammonia emission from flooding soil with different application rate of hairy vetch was measured using the closed chamber method. For this study, hairy vetch was applied at rates of 0 (control), 500(H500), 1000 (H1000), 2000 (H2000), and 3000 (H3000)kg/ha (fresh matter basis). This experiment was conducted for 54 days under flooding condition. The total NH3emission throughout the experiment period was 0.32, 0.54,1.20, 4.20, and 6.20 kg/ha for control, H500, H1000,H2000, and H3000, respectively. The ratio of NH3 emission to applied nitrogen by hairy vetch for each treatment was 0.7, 1.4, 3.2, and 3.2% for H500, H1000, H2000, and H3000, respectively. CONCLUSION(S): A very small amount of ammonia emission was recorded in the present study. Therefore, the use of hairy vetch in paddy field instead of chemical fertilizer can reduce ammonia emissions.
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