Journal of Zhejiang Agricultural Sciences ›› 2026, Vol. 67 ›› Issue (7): 1758-1763.DOI: 10.16178/j.issn.0528-9017.20250939

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Regulatory effects of different fertilization methods on nitrogen and phosphorus loss via runoff in paddy fields

XIE Qigan1(), HONG Qinghong2()   

  1. 1.Wuyi County Grain and Oil Technology Extension Station,Wuyi 321200,Zhejiang
    2.College of Pharmaceutical Engineering,Jinhua University of Vocational Technology,Jinhua 321017,Zhejiang
  • Received:2025-12-22 Online:2026-07-11 Published:2026-07-27
  • Contact: HONG Qinghong

Abstract:

To explore optimal fertilization strategies for rice production and non-point source pollution control,a fixed-site experiment was conducted under an early rice-late rice rotation system in a paddy soil area of Wuyi County. Four treatments were established:conventional fertilization,key-factor optimization,integrated optimization,and a blank control. The results showed that cumulative rainfall during the experimental period was 1 406?mm,which induced 11 runoff events with a runoff coefficient of 0.10,indicating significant water retention capacity of the paddy field. The nitrogen and phosphorus inputs from rainfall were 1.67 and 0.024 kg per 667 m2,respectively. After fertilization,differences in nitrogen and phosphorus losses were observed among treatments. The conventional fertilization treatment exhibited the highest total nitrogen and total phosphorus losses(0.23 and 0.006 9 kg per 667 m2,respectively). The key-factor optimization treatment,which applied stabilized compound fertilizer,reduced total nitrogen loss by 17.4% compared to the conventional fertilization treatment. The integrated optimization treatment,involving the combined application of commercial organic fertilizer and stabilized compound fertilizer,maintained total nitrogen loss at a level comparable to that of the key-factor optimization treatment,while reducing nitrate nitrogen loss by 33.3% compared to the conventional fertilization treatment and keeping phosphorus loss at a relatively low level. The study demonstrates that the combined application of organic manure and stabilized chemical fertilizers can effectively mitigate nitrogen and phosphorus losses via runoff,thereby providing technical support for non-point source pollution control in rice-growing regions of southern China.

Key words: rice, nitrogen, phosphorus, loss, surface runoff

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