中国农业气象 ›› 2025, Vol. 46 ›› Issue (5): 640-651.doi: 10.3969/j.issn.1000-6362.2025.05.005

• 农业生物气象栏目 • 上一篇    下一篇

农牧交错带马铃薯不同生育期水氮耦合对产量和水分生产力的影响

白海霞,韩雪盈,胡桃花,余丽萍,柏会子,郝兴宇,李萍,唐建昭   

  1. 1.山西农业大学农学院,太谷030801;2.河北省科学院地理科学研究所/河北省地理信息开发应用技术创新中心,石家庄050011;3.山西省介休市气象局,介休031200;4.山西省晋中市气象局,榆次030600
  • 收稿日期:2024-07-02 出版日期:2025-05-20 发布日期:2025-05-14
  • 作者简介:白海霞,E-mail:BHXiaia@163.com
  • 基金资助:
    中央引导地方科技发展资金项项目(YDZJSX2022A41);山西农业大学农学院研究生教育改革与质量提升工程项目(2023YCX42);河北省科学院科技计划项目(2023G12)

Effects of Water and Nitrogen Coupling at Different Growth Stages on Yield and Water Productivity of Potato in Agro-pastoral Ecotone

BAI Hai-xia, HAN Xue-ying, HU Tao-hua, YU Li-ping, BAI Hui-zi, HAO Xing-yu, LI Ping, TANG Jian-zhao   

  1. 1.College of Agronomy, Shanxi Agricultural University, Taigu 030801, China; 2.Hebei Engineering Technology Research Center of Geographic Information Exploitation and Application/Institute of Geographical Sciences, Hebei Academy of Sciences, Shijiazhuang 050011; 3.Jiexiu City Meteorological Bureau, Jiexiu 031200; 4.Jinzhong City Meteorological Bureau,Yuci 030600
  • Received:2024-07-02 Online:2025-05-20 Published:2025-05-14

摘要:

揭示农牧交错带马铃薯不同生育期水氮耦合下产量和水分生产力变化,对提高该区马铃薯水肥高效利用具有现实意义。本研究基于北方农牧交错带典型站点张北和武川的土壤数据、气象数据和管理数据,驱动校正APSIM-Potato模型,设置不同灌溉和氮肥梯度:灌溉梯度为060120180240mm,施氮量为050100150200250300kg·hm−2,选择马铃薯苗期、块茎形成期和块茎膨大期中2个生育期作为组合,灌溉和氮肥在2个生育期平均施用。模拟分析不同生育期水氮耦合对马铃薯产量、耗水量和水分生产力的影响,以最高产量和水分生产力为目标,推荐马铃薯不同生育期的最佳水氮耦合方案。结果表明:不同生育期水氮耦合情景下,武川站和张北站马铃薯产量在12700~25600kg·hm−214200~24900kg·hm−2为获得最高产量,选择马铃薯块茎形成期和膨大期2个生育期组合,武川站在块茎形成期和膨大期均灌溉90mm和施肥75kg·hm−2,张北站在块茎形成期和膨大期均灌溉60mm和施肥75kg·hm−2,产量分别达到25600kg·hm−224900kg·hm−2。武川站和张北站马铃薯水分生产力在5.3~9.0kg·m−35.9~8.5kg·m−3。为获得最高水分生产力,选择马铃薯块茎形成期和膨大期2个生育期组合,武川站块茎形成期和膨大期均灌溉90mm并施肥50kg·hm−2,张北站块茎形成期和膨大期均灌溉60mm并施肥50kg·hm−2,水分生产力分别达9.0kg·m−38.5kg·m−3

关键词: 马铃薯, 灌溉, 施肥, 产量, 水分生产力

Abstract:

Revealing the effects of water and nitrogen coupling at different growth stages on yield and water productivity of potato in agro-pastoral ecotone has great significance for the efficient utilization of water and fertilizer of potato. In this study, soil data, meteorological data and management data from Zhangbei and Wuchuan in the northern of agro-pastoral ecotone were used to drive the calibrated APSIM−Potato model. Different gradients were set for irrigation and nitrogen fertilizer, respectively, irrigation gradients were 0, 60, 120, 180, 240mm, and nitrogen application amounts were 0, 50, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300kg·ha1, respectivelyTwo growth stages of seedling stage, tuber formation stage and tuber expansion stage were selected as the combination of irrigation and nitrogen fertilizer application, with the same amount of irrigation and N fertilizer applied for the both two stages. The effects of water and nitrogen coupling on potato yield, water consumption and water productivity at different growth stages were analyzed the optimal water-nitrogen coupling scheme was recommended based on the highest yield and the highest water productivity respectively. The results showed that the potato yield of Wuchuan and Zhangbei stations were 12700−25600kg·ha1 and 14200−24900kg·ha1 under different water-nitrogen coupling scenarios at different growth stages. Under the scenario of maximum yield, the combination of potato tuber formation stage and expansion stage was selected; the irrigation amount and N fertilizer amount were 90mm and fertilized 75kg·ha1 for the formation stage and expansion stage at Wuchuan, and the amounts were 60mm and 75kg·ha1 for the formation stage and expansion stage at Zhangbei, and the highest yields were 25600kg·ha1 and 24900kg·ha1 for the two stations. The potato water productivity of Wuchun and Zhangbei was 5.3−9.0kg·m−3 and 5.9−8.5kg·m−3. Under the scenario of maximum water productivity, two growth stages of potato tuber formation stage and expansion stage were selected; Wuchuan irrigated 90mm and fertilized 50kg·ha1, Zhangbei irrigated 60mm and fertilized 50kg·ha1 for the formation stage and expansion stage, and the highest water productivities were 9.0kg·m−3 and 8.5kg·m−3

Key words: Potato, Irrigation, Fertilizer, Yield, Water productivity