Soil phosphorus loss increases under drought-flood abrupt alternation in summer maize planting area

Bi, Wuxia; Weng, Baisha; Yan, Denghua; Wang, Mengke; Wang, Hao; Jing, Lanshu; Yan, Siying

doi:10.1016/j.agwat.2021.107426

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“…The spatial distribution would change in the future compared with that in history, especially the highest center of yield loss, shifting from southwest to the central and northern parts. Our previous study showed that the counts of DFAA events in moderate and severe level increased in 2020-2050(Bi et al, 2022, which was the main reason to the increasing yield loss as the yield reduction increased with higher DFAA level. The high-value center of yield loss shifted from the southwest (in history scenarios) to the center (in future scenario), which was basically consistent with the frequency of DFAA in severe level and moderate level.…”

Section: Increasing Yield Loss Risk In the Futurementioning

confidence: 93%

“…Pipes were buried for soil water content measurement (AIM-WiFi soil multi-parameters monitoring system). Experimental plots design is shown in Supplementary Figure S2 (Bi et al, 2022). The soil in the plots was undisturbed field soil of dark hydromorphic clay loam, which is the soil type with the largest area in the study area, accounting for 52.2% (Supplementary Figure S1).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…As described in our previous studies (Bi et al, 2022), we proposed determination method of DFAA on considering both the meteorological and agricultural indicators at daily scale (Supplementary Section S1). Two types of treatments were arranged for this experiment: i) control treatment (CS, under the natural climatic conditions); and ii) four DFAA treatments, i.e., light drought-light flood (LL), light drought-moderate flood (LM), moderate drought-light flood (ML), and moderate droughtmoderate flood (MM).…”

Section: Experimental Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In total two types of scenarios were set, i.e., history scenarios, and future scenarios. The description for these scenarios were reported in our previous study (Bi et al, 2022), also can be found in Supplementary Section S2. The analysis was only based on the climatic change, not considering the distribution of human activities (additional fertilizer addition, control measures to DFAA, etc.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…As we concluded, the potential causes for biomass reduction and yield loss are soil water fluctuations and nutrient transformation. Our previous studies yielded that phosphorus (P) absorbed by summer maize was significantly lower under DFAA (Bi et al, 2020b;Bi et al, 2022). This study analyzed the correlations among different indices, i.e., P absorbed by summer maize, biomass, yield, grain quality (Figure 7).…”

Section: Dfaa Decreased Biomass and Increased Yield Loss In Field Exp...mentioning

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Response of summer maize growth to drought-flood abrupt alternation

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Yan³

et al. 2023

Front. Earth Sci.

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Extreme events normally have negative effects on crop growth. Many studies have reported findings on drought and flood events, while only sparse studies have focused on new types of extreme events, such as drought-flood abrupt alternation (DFAA). We attempted to gain an insight on the effects of DFAA over two-year field experiment on biomass, grain yield and quality, then simulated the yield loss to DFAA in history and future in summer maize planting area in the Northern Anhui Plain. Results show that DFAA significantly reduced root biomass and shoot biomass by 77.1% and 60.1% compared with that in the control systems. The negative effect lasted until mature stage. The grain yield loss was 14.1%–38.4% in different DFAA treatments. The numerical simulation reveals that the average annual yield loss due to DFAA has been increasing in the Northern Anhui Plain, with 21.19%–30.98% during 1964–2017, 14.10%–33.40% during 2020–2050. The spatial distribution of yield loss changed as well. This study increases our knowledge of the effects of DFAA on crop production and highlights the need to consider the targeted countermeasures.

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Response of summer maize growth to drought-flood abrupt alternation

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Effects of Mitigation Scenarios on Water Quality Under Drought-Flood Abrupt Alternation

Bi,

Zhang,

Weng

et al. 2024

Environmental Science and Engineering

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Remote sensing assessment of multi-year drought vulnerability of agriculture in Kangavar, Kermanshah Province, Western Iran

Buzhani,

Sadr,

Sobhanardakani

et al. 2023

Nat Hazards

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The current study investigated the spatiotemporal distribution and detection of drought severity using ground indices in R-Studio software and applying indices on the images of Landsat 8 and Sentinel 2 satellites in the growing season and annually. The outcomes showed that typical months had the largest range in terrestrial indices results, and the NDVI index had the greatest compatibility with SPEI. By comparing these two times, during the growing season, plant health was evident in the northwest and in annual images in the northeast. Moreover, a negative correlation was found between LST and NDVI in elevation, which was more moderate at northern heights. High mean annual temperatures during growing seasons were common in the east and south. The eastern side of the study area had high annual vegetation density, but soil moisture was higher in the southwest. Floods negatively affected plant health; with the 2019 ood, the canola yield was very low. In summary, Sentinel 2 images showed drought better in the growing season and Landsat 8 images showed drought better in the dry season or at the end of plant growth.

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Soil phosphorus loss increases under drought-flood abrupt alternation in summer maize planting area

Cited by 21 publications

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Response of summer maize growth to drought-flood abrupt alternation

Response of summer maize growth to drought-flood abrupt alternation

Effects of Mitigation Scenarios on Water Quality Under Drought-Flood Abrupt Alternation

Remote sensing assessment of multi-year drought vulnerability of agriculture in Kangavar, Kermanshah Province, Western Iran

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