[Objectives] A field experiment was carried out with biogas manure replacing partial chemical fertilizer to discuss the effects on growth and development of summer maize and soil environment,so as to provide theoretic...[Objectives] A field experiment was carried out with biogas manure replacing partial chemical fertilizer to discuss the effects on growth and development of summer maize and soil environment,so as to provide theoretical basis for efficient utilization and zero growth of chemical fertilizer. [Methods]The summer maize field experiment was carried out in Muping District,Yantai City,with conventional fertilization as control,and sole application of biogas manure,biogas manure ＋ 80% chemical fertilizer and biogas manure ＋ 60% chemical fertilizer as three treatments. Growth indices,yield and yield components of summer maize and soil nutrient utilization status were determined. [Results] On the basis of reduced fertilizer application,the application of biogas manure could significantly promote growth of summer maize,and its plant height,stem diameter,ear position and dry weight per plant significantly increased compared with the CK. Remarkable yield increasing effect was obtained on summer maize,and among the various treatments,treatment BM ＋ CF80 had the highest yield,which was 19. 91% higher than the CK. Furthermore,the combined application of biogas manure and chemical fertilizer not only could improve soil acidity（ soil pH was improved by 0. 12 unit）,but also could improve soil rapidly available potassium content and reduce soil alkali-hydrolyzable nitrogen content. [Conclusions]Comprehensively,combined application of biogas manure and 80% of chemical fertilizer is the best for growth and development of summer maize and improvement of soil character.展开更多
The ＂summer prediction barrier＂ （SPB） of SST anomalies （SSTA） over the Kuroshio--Oyashio Extension （KOE） refers to the phenomenon that prediction errors of KOE-SSTA tend to increase rapidly during boreal summe...The ＂summer prediction barrier＂ （SPB） of SST anomalies （SSTA） over the Kuroshio--Oyashio Extension （KOE） refers to the phenomenon that prediction errors of KOE-SSTA tend to increase rapidly during boreal summer, resulting in large prediction uncertainties. The fast error growth associated with the SPB occurs in the mature-to-decaying transition phase, which is usually during the August-September-October （ASO） season, of the KOE-SSTA events to be predicted. Thus, the role of KOE-SSTA evolutionary characteristics in the transition phase in inducing the SPB is explored by performing perfect model predictability experiments in a coupled model, indicating that the SSTA events with larger mature-to-decaying transi- tion rates （Category-l） favor a greater possibility of yielding a more significant SPB than those events with smaller transition rates （Category-2）. The KOE-SSTA events in Category-1 tend to have more significant anomalous Ekman pumping in their transition phase, resulting in larger prediction errors of vertical oceanic temperature advection associated with the SSTA events. Consequently, Category-1 events possess faster error growth and larger prediction errors. In addition, the anomalous Ekman upwelling （downwelling） in the ASO season also causes SSTA cooling （warming）, accelerating the transition rates of warm （cold） KOE-SSTA events. Therefore, the SSTA transition rate and error growth rate are both related with the anomalous Ekman pumping of the SSTA events to be predicted in their transition phase. This may explain why the SSTA events transferring more rapidly from the mature to decaying phase tend to have a greater possibility of yielding a more significant SPB.展开更多
基金Supported by Key Research and Development Project of Shandong Province(2016DJ11A07)
文摘[Objectives] A field experiment was carried out with biogas manure replacing partial chemical fertilizer to discuss the effects on growth and development of summer maize and soil environment,so as to provide theoretical basis for efficient utilization and zero growth of chemical fertilizer. [Methods]The summer maize field experiment was carried out in Muping District,Yantai City,with conventional fertilization as control,and sole application of biogas manure,biogas manure ＋ 80% chemical fertilizer and biogas manure ＋ 60% chemical fertilizer as three treatments. Growth indices,yield and yield components of summer maize and soil nutrient utilization status were determined. [Results] On the basis of reduced fertilizer application,the application of biogas manure could significantly promote growth of summer maize,and its plant height,stem diameter,ear position and dry weight per plant significantly increased compared with the CK. Remarkable yield increasing effect was obtained on summer maize,and among the various treatments,treatment BM ＋ CF80 had the highest yield,which was 19. 91% higher than the CK. Furthermore,the combined application of biogas manure and chemical fertilizer not only could improve soil acidity（ soil pH was improved by 0. 12 unit）,but also could improve soil rapidly available potassium content and reduce soil alkali-hydrolyzable nitrogen content. [Conclusions]Comprehensively,combined application of biogas manure and 80% of chemical fertilizer is the best for growth and development of summer maize and improvement of soil character.
基金jointly sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 41376018)the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (Grant No. XDA11010303)+2 种基金the China Meteorological Administration Special Public Welfare Research Fund (GYHY201506013)the Project for Development of Key Techniques in Meteorological Forecasting Operation (YBGJXM201705)the Open Foundation of the LASG/IAP/CAS
文摘The ＂summer prediction barrier＂ （SPB） of SST anomalies （SSTA） over the Kuroshio--Oyashio Extension （KOE） refers to the phenomenon that prediction errors of KOE-SSTA tend to increase rapidly during boreal summer, resulting in large prediction uncertainties. The fast error growth associated with the SPB occurs in the mature-to-decaying transition phase, which is usually during the August-September-October （ASO） season, of the KOE-SSTA events to be predicted. Thus, the role of KOE-SSTA evolutionary characteristics in the transition phase in inducing the SPB is explored by performing perfect model predictability experiments in a coupled model, indicating that the SSTA events with larger mature-to-decaying transi- tion rates （Category-l） favor a greater possibility of yielding a more significant SPB than those events with smaller transition rates （Category-2）. The KOE-SSTA events in Category-1 tend to have more significant anomalous Ekman pumping in their transition phase, resulting in larger prediction errors of vertical oceanic temperature advection associated with the SSTA events. Consequently, Category-1 events possess faster error growth and larger prediction errors. In addition, the anomalous Ekman upwelling （downwelling） in the ASO season also causes SSTA cooling （warming）, accelerating the transition rates of warm （cold） KOE-SSTA events. Therefore, the SSTA transition rate and error growth rate are both related with the anomalous Ekman pumping of the SSTA events to be predicted in their transition phase. This may explain why the SSTA events transferring more rapidly from the mature to decaying phase tend to have a greater possibility of yielding a more significant SPB.
