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Effects of different amount of wheat-residue application ongrowth of direct-seeding rice and characteristics of soil
  
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徐国伟,翟志华,杨久军,王贺正,陈明灿 河南科技大学农学院河南 洛阳 471003 
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      More than half of wheat-residue are burnt or discarded for years in China,which not only wastes organic fertilizer source,but also pollutes the environment. To investigate the effects of different amount of wheatresidue application on emergence in direct-seeding rice and physiological bases,a mid-season japonica rice cultivar of Xudao 3 was directly sown in the pot,four treatments of wheat-residue application,3 t/hm2(S1),4.5 t/hm2 (S2),6 t/hm2(S3)and 7.5 t/hm2(S4)were set,the indicators like seedling emergence,dry matter weight, and root length,root activity,decomposing and dynamic of straw,soil pH and organic acid content were determined. The results showed that the wheat-residue application(the residue was incorporated into soil) reduced seedling emergence by 13.1%-31.7% compared with the wheat-residue removal treatment. There was no significant difference in morphological and physiological activity in direct-seeding rice between small amount of wheat-residue returning(S1) with the wheat-residue removal treatment. With the increase of wheat-residue amount,morphological and physiological activity of direct-seeding rice decreased,while no obvious difference was found between S3 and S4 treatment after 20 days of seedling. Wheat-residue application reduced the soil pH and straw decomposing rate,increased the amount of decomposing quantity and organic acid content in the soil,but there was no significant difference under S3 and S4 treatment. Seedling emergence in direct-seeding rice was significantly correlated with the soil organic acid content, the correlation coefficient reached 0.8951. Reasons for the characteristics of soil in direct-seeding rice,growth and development under different amount of residue returning were discussed,to provide theoretical basis for clean and light simplified cultivation in rice.
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