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引用本文:李昌见,张煊淘,闫顺领,等.地膜、生物炭与密度协同对西北玉米生理特性、 水氮利用及抗旱性的影响[J].灌溉排水学报,2026,45(9):1-13.
Li Changjian,Zhang Xuantao,Yan Shunling,et al.地膜、生物炭与密度协同对西北玉米生理特性、 水氮利用及抗旱性的影响[J].灌溉排水学报,2026,45(9):1-13.
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地膜、生物炭与密度协同对西北玉米生理特性、 水氮利用及抗旱性的影响
李昌见,张煊淘,闫顺领,万奇霖,杜彭涛,吕冬丽,高晓东,赵西宁
1.西北农林科技大学 水土保持科学与工程学院,陕西 杨凌 712100;2.水土保持与荒漠化整治全国 重点实验室,陕西 杨凌 712100;3.西北农林科技大学 水利与建筑工程学院,陕西 杨凌 712100
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【目的】探明不同农艺措施对玉米生理特性、水氮利用及抗旱性的影响,以期为该类地区筛选节水高产栽培模式。【方法】设置了2种覆盖方式(M0:无覆盖和M1:黑色地膜覆盖)、3个密度梯度(低密度(D1):45 000株/hm2、当地玉米种植密度(D2):60 000株/hm2和高密度(D3):75 000株/hm2)和3个生物炭添加量(不添加(B0):0 t/hm2、低添加量(B15):15 t/hm2和高添加量(B30):30 t/hm2)三因素随机区组试验,系统监测了玉米生长发育、水氮利用指标及抗旱性能。【结果】①D3M1B30处理对土壤孔隙度的改善效果优于单一措施,较D2M0B0处理提升7.68%。地膜覆盖与生物炭添加显著增强土壤结构稳定性与保水能力,D3M1B30处理玉米水分利用效率较D2M0B0处理提升59.78%,同时增加氮素利用效率。②2个试验年份D3处理玉米穗数较D2处理平均增加17.73%,产量增加2.04%。2023—2024年D3M1B30处理籽粒产量较D2M0B0处理平均提高37.43%,2024年收获指数达45.42%。③B30处理抗旱指数较B0处理平均提高11.87%。D3B30处理抗旱指数较D2B0处理提高5.95%,抗旱指数与作物产量显著正相关(R2=0.684)。【结论】在西北旱作区,地膜覆盖、生物炭施加(30 t/hm2)与高密度种植(D3M1B30)三者协同是兼顾玉米高产高效与增强保水抗旱能力的适宜栽培模式,具有良好的地域适配性。
关键词:  生物炭;种植密度;地膜覆盖;玉米产量;抗旱指数
DOI:10.13522/j.cnki.ggps.2026004
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Synergy effects of film mulching, biochar application and planting density on physiological traits, water-nitrogen utilization and drought resistance of maize in Northwest China
Li Changjian, Zhang Xuantao, Yan Shunling, Wan Qilin, Du Pengtao, Lyu Dongli, Gao Xiaodong, Zhao Xining
1. College of Soil and Water Conservation Science and Engineering, Northwest A&F University, Yangling 712100, China; 2. State Key Laboratory of Soil and Water Conservation and Desertification Control, Yangling 712100, China; 3. College of Water Resources and Architectural Engineering, Northwest A&F University, Yangling 712100, China
Abstract:
【Objective】To investigate the effects of different agronomic practices on the physiological characteristics, water and nitrogen utilization and drought resistance of maize, so as to identify a water-saving and high-yield cultivation patterns suitable for this region.【Method】A three-factor randomized block experiment was conducted, including two mulching treatments (M0, no mulching; M1, black plastic film mulching), three plant densities (D1, low density: 45 000 plants/hm2; D2, local conventional density: 60 000 plants/hm2; D3, high density: 75 000 plants/hm2), and three biochar application rates (B0, no biochar: 0 t/hm2; B15, low application rate: 15 t/hm2; B30, high application rate: 30 t/hm2). Maize growth and development, water and nitrogen use indices and drought resistance were systematically monitored.【Result】①The D3M1B30 treatment improved soil porosity more effectively than any single practice, with an increase of 7.68% compared with the D2M0B0. Plastic film mulching combined with biochar application significantly enhanced soil structural stability and water-holding capacity. The water use efficiency of maize under D3M1B30 was 59.78% higher than that under D2M0B0, accompanied by an increased in nitrogen use efficiency. ②In the two experimental years, the number of ears under D3 was averagely increased by 17.73%, and grain yield rosed by 2.04?% relative to D2. During 2023–2024, the grain yield of the D3M1B30 was averagely enhanced by 37.43% compared with the D2M0B0, and the harvest index reached 45.42% in 2024. ③The drought resistance index of the B30 was averagely 11.87% higher than that of the B0. The drought resistance index under D3B30 increased by 5.95% relative to D2B0, and the drought resistance index was significantly positively correlated with crop yield (R2=0.684).【Conclusion】In the dry-farming regions of Northwest China, the combination of plastic film mulching, biochar application at 30 t/hm2 and high-density planting (D3M1B30) represents a suitable cultivation pattern for simultaneously achieving high maize yield and resource-use efficiency while enhancing soil water retention and drought resistance, and shows good regional adaptability.
Key words:  biochar; planting density; plastic film mulching; maize yield; drought resistance index