1. Allocation of rice photosynthates in plant-soil system in response to elevated CO2 and nitrogen fertilization.
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LI Qiao-yun, REN Yi-wen, XIAO Mou-liang, YUAN Hong-chao, ZHU Zhen-ke, GE Ti-da, SU Yi-rong, and WU Jin-shui
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To examine the allocation of rice photosynthates and its response to the elevated CO
2 (800 µL ⋅ L-1 ) and N fertilization ( 100 mg ⋅ kg-1 ) at both tillering stage and booting stage in plant-soil system, rice was continually labelled with13 CO2 . The results showed that the rice root biomass at the tillering stage and the shoot biomass at the booting stage were significantly increased under elevated CO2 . Elevated CO2 increased the rice biomass and root-shoot ratio at tillering stage, but reduced it at booting stage. Under elevated CO2 , N fertilization promoted shoot biomass during rice growth, but significantly decreased the root biomass at booting stage. Elevated CO2 significantly increased the allocation of assimilated13 C to the soil at the booting stage. N fertilization did not promote the elevated CO2 -induced stimulation of assimilated13 C allocated to the soil, and it even decreased the proportion of assimilated13 C in the soil. In summary, elevated CO2 increased the photosynthetic C allocation into soil and promoted the turnover of soil organic carbon in paddy soil. N fertilization enhanced rice shoot biomass but decreased the belowground allocation of photosyn- thetic C. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
- 2018
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