Firdausi Nur Azizah, B. Purwanto, K. Tawaraya, D. Rachmawati
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Identification of nitrification inhibition in maize to mitigate soil nitrogen loss
: Under aerobic or anaerobic conditions, oxidation and reduction processes of nitrogen dynamics in the soil produce N 2 O emissions. To decrease N 2 O emissions and conserve nitrogen (N), recent studies have focused on chemicals derived from root exudates that inhibit nitrification. However, selective plant breeding could be used to control nitrification activity in soil instead of fertilisers or synthetic nitrification inhibitors. In this study, we investigated the relationship between nitrification rates (NR) and related N dynamics and plant characteristics for 11 maize cultivars with varying levels of nitrification inhibition (NI) compared to Brachicaria humidicola ( Bh ) as the positive control. In a greenhouse experiment, soil concentrations of NI, NR, NH 4+ -N, and NO 3– -N and nitrogen uptake by plants were measured. Six maize cultivars had a 1.1–1.6 times lower NR than Bh . Low-NR cultivars had higher NI and lower root-to-shoot ratios. NI was positively correlated with total N and shot N content but not with cumulative N 2 O and NH 4+ -NO 3– . These results show that maize has the capacity to reduce soil nitrification while increasing the total N in the soil and shoot N content in maize.
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Experimental biology, agronomy, natural resources, and the environment; plant development, growth and productivity, breeding and seed production, growing of crops and their quality, soil care, conservation and productivity; agriculture and environment interactions from the perspective of sustainable development. Articles are published in English.