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Soek-In Yun Sang-Sun Lim Gwang-Sung Lee Sang-Mo Lee Han-Yong Kim Hee-Myong Ro Woo-Jung Choi 《Biology and Fertility of Soils》2011,47(6):607-617
Nitrogen isotope abundance (?? 15N) of paddy rice (Oryza sativa L.) grown for 110?days after transplanting (DAT) under field conditions with ammonium sulfate (AS with ?0.4?? as a synthetic fertilizer), pig manure compost (PMC with 15.3?? as a livestock manure compost), and hairy vetch (HV with ?0.5?? as a green manure) was investigated to test the possible use of ?? 15N technique in discriminating organically grown from conventionally grown rice. At 15 DAT, the ?? 15N of whole rice decreased (P?<?0.05) in the order of 10.5?? for PMC > 5.5?? for control (without N input) > 4.0?? for HV > 1.8?? for AS. This difference seemed to reflect primarily the ?? 15N signal of N sources. Although differences in ?? 15N of rice grown with isotopically distinct N inputs (i.e. PMC vs. AS and PMC vs. HV) became smaller over time, the difference (2.8 and 3.0?? difference at harvest on 110 DAT, respectively) was still significant (P?<?0.05). However, there was no distinguishable difference between AS and HV treatment after 42 DAT. Such effect of N inputs on ?? 15N of whole rice was also observed for root, shoot, and grain at harvest. Therefore, our study suggests that it is possible to distinguish rice grown with manure composts from that grown with synthetic fertilizers. However, if green manure of preceding N2-fixing plants is used as the N source, ?? 15N of rice may not be a good surrogate of N sources. 相似文献
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Oh Ri-On Cha Sang-Sun Park Seong-Yong Lee Hyung-Jun Park Sang-Woo Park Chan-Gi 《Paddy and Water Environment》2014,12(1):149-156
This study reports the effects of the volume fraction of natural jute fiber and the content of the alkali activator on the physical and mechanical properties, sulfate ion resistance, and water purification characteristics of non-cement porous vegetation blocks. The volume fractions of the natural jute fiber were 0.0, 0.1, and 0.2 %, and the alkali activator was applied by replacing 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 % by weight of the blast-furnace slag. Void ratio, compressive strength, sulfate resistance, and water purification characteristics were characterized. The results indicate that increasing natural jute fiber and the alkali activator content increased the void ratio and improved compressive strength and sulfate resistance. pH was not affected by natural jute fiber content but increased with alkali activator content. At alkali activator contents of 9–10 %, the observed compressive strength was similar to that of cement blocks, whereas mixes with alkali activator contents of 8–10 % showed similar or greater void ratios than those of cement blocks. The compressive strength of the cement blocks decreased following immersion in sulfate solutions; however, the compressive strength of the mixes with the alkali activator and blast-furnace slag increased following exposure to sulfates. Water purification characteristics were examined by allowing water to filter through the blocks; the non-cement porous vegetation blocks reduced the suspended solids, 5-day biological oxygen demand, chemical oxygen demand, total nitrogen, and total phosphorous in the water by >40 %. 相似文献
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Jin-Hyeob Kwak Sang-Sun Lim Scott X. Chang Kye-Han Lee Woo-Jung Choi 《Journal of Soils and Sediments》2011,11(5):709-721
Purpose
The chemistry of annual tree growth rings is affected by precipitation pH, and tree rings store information on environmental conditions at the time of ring formation. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the potential use of tree ring chemistry data in estimating historical precipitation pH using the relationship between precipitation pH and tree ring chemistry. 相似文献4.
Sang-Sun Lim Hye In Yang Hyun-Jin Park Se-In Park Bo-Seong Seo Kwang-Seung Lee 《Soil Science and Plant Nutrition》2020,66(1):60-75
ABSTRACT The properties of secondary salt-affected soils developed from improper irrigation and drainage management and their effects on rice growth and yield are well documented. However, relevant information on coastal reclaimed tideland (RTL) soils, which are classified as primary salt-affected soils developed through salt-accumulated sediments is lacking. In this paper, we reviewed the physical and chemical properties of RTL soils in comparison with non-RTL soils and analyzed the relationship between rice production and soil salinity in RTL to suggest agricultural management practices for sustainable rice production and soil carbon sequestration in RTL. Similar to the secondary salt-affected soils, RTL soils were characterized by high alkalinity, salinity, and sodicity, and rice yield was negatively correlated with salinity. However, it was also found that lower fertility (e.g., organic matter and phosphorus) of RTL soils than non-RTL soils might also hamper rice growth and thus carbon input via plant residues in RTL soils. Correlation between years after reclamation and soil properties of RTL showed that cultivation of rice with annual fertilization and organic matter inputs increased soil fertility but salinity and sodicity did not show a significant tendency of change, suggesting that natural desalinization in RTL soils is hard to be achieved with conventional rice cultivation. Therefore, it is suggested that fertilization management as well as salinity management via drainage, gypsum application, tillage, and proper irrigation may be necessary to improve rice production and carbon sequestration in RTL soils. 相似文献
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Sang-Sun Lim Woo-Jung Choi Kwang-Seung Lee Hee-Myong Ro 《Journal of Soils and Sediments》2012,12(9):1299-1308
Purpose
Fly ash can reduce CO2 emission from soils via biochemical (i.e., inhibition of microbial activity) and physicochemical (i.e., carbonation) mechanisms. This study investigated the effects of fly ash amendment on biochemical and physicochemical reduction in CO2 emission from normal and saline soils.Materials and methods
The physicochemical mechanisms of reduction in CO2 emission by fly ash were estimated in a batch experiment with carbonate solution as a CO2 source by the scanning electron microscope (SEM) and inductively coupled plasma analyses. Biochemical mechanisms of reduction in CO2 emission by fly ash were investigated in a 3-day laboratory incubation experiment with normal and saline soils in the absence and presence of fly ash. Finally, the effects of fly ash amendment at a variety rate from 2 to 15?% (w/w) on CO2 emission from normal and saline soils in the presence of additional organic carbon source (glucose) were investigated through a 15-day laboratory incubation study.Results and discussion
In the batch experiment with carbonate solution, both the SEM image of fly ash and changes in soluble Ca and Mg concentrations during reaction with carbonate suggested that the formation of CaCO3 and MgCO3 via carbonation was the principal physicochemical mechanism of carbonate removal by fly ash. In the 3-day incubation study conducted to examine biochemical mechanisms of reduction in CO2 emission by fly ash, microbial respiration of saline soil was inhibited (P?<?0.05) by fly ash due to high pH, salinity, and boron concentration of fly ash; meanwhile, for normal soil, there was no inhibitory effect of fly ash on microbial respiration. In the 15-day incubation with glucose, fly ash application at a variety rates from 2 to 15?% (w/w) reduced CO2 emission by 3.6 to 21.4?% for normal and by 19.8 to 30.3?% for saline soil compared to the control without fly ash. For saline soil, the reduction in CO2 emission was attributed primarily to inhibition of microbial respiration by fly ash; however, for normal soil in which suppression of microbial respiration by fly ash was not apparent, carbonation was believed to play an important role in reduction of CO2 emission.Conclusions
Therefore, fly ash may be helpful in reducing CO2 emission from normal soils via carbonation. For saline soil, however, fly ash needs to be carefully considered as a soil amendment to reduce CO2 emission as it can inhibit soil microbial activities and thus degrade soil quality. 相似文献6.
Sang-Sun Lim Dong-Suk Lee Jin-Hyeob Kwak Hyun-Jin Park Han-Yong Kim Woo-Jung Choi 《Journal of Soils and Sediments》2016,16(3):756-766
Purpose
Fly ash (FA) and zeolite (Z) are known to increase nutrient retention in paddy soils through the immobilization of phosphorus (P) by FA and nitrogen (N) by Z. However, there is a possibility that the co-application of the amendments may hamper rice growth due to reduced availability of the nutrients. This study was conducted to investigate the effects of the co-application of FA and Z on soil N and P availability and rice growth.Materials and methods
Rice was cultivated in soils without the amendment (control) and with the amendment: FA alone, Z alone, and both FA and Z. Tiller number, dry matter (DM), rice uptake of N and P, and soil N and P concentrations were determined.Results and discussion
The application of FA and Z increased N and P concentrations in the soils; however, such increased nutrient retention did not translate to DM increases. Results suggested that reduced mobility of nutrients hampered tillering in the early growth period, eventually leading to a reduction in DM accumulation at the harvest. Due to the nutrient limitation caused by FA and Z, the rice grown with both FA and Z did not survive at the harvest.Conclusions
Our study shows that the application of FA and Z does not always improve rice growth due to nutrient limitation, especially in a low fertility soil. Furthermore, the co-application of FA and Z should be avoided, as the negative impact of FA or Z on nutrient limitation became more severe when FA and Z were co-amended.7.
Jin-Hyeob Kwak Sang-Sun Lim Hyun-Jung Park Sun-Il Lee Kye-Han Lee Han-Yong Kim Scott X. Chang Sang-Mo Lee Hee-Myong Ro Woo-Jung Choi 《Water, air, and soil pollution》2009,199(1-4):95-106
To test the possible use of tree ring chemical properties as proxies for precipitation acidity ([H+]), we investigated the relationships between tree ring chemistry (δ13C, δ15N, Ca-to-Al ratio, and N concentration) of Pinus densiflora and precipitation [H+] between 1992 and 2005 in an industrial area in the southwest region of South Korea. Statistical analyses showed that all tree ring chemistry parameters were significantly correlated with precipitation [H+]. Tree ring δ13C was negatively correlated with precipitation acidity (r?=??0.67, P?<?0.01), reflecting the photosynthetic fixation of 13C-depleted CO2 from fossil fuel combustion that would be the primary source of precipitation acidity. A positive correlation of N concentration (r?=?0.89, P?<?0.001) and a negative correlation of δ15N (r?=??0.63, P?<?0.05) in tree rings with precipitation acidity most likely reflected the influence of 15N-depleted N compounds deposited via precipitation. The Ca-to-Al ratio was negatively (r?=??0.58, P?<?0.05) correlated with precipitation acidity, indicating that soil acidification caused the loss of Ca from the soil and solubilization of Al resulting from acid precipitation. Such relationships suggest that δ13C, δ15N, N concentration, and Ca-to-Al ratio in tree rings can be reliably used to evaluate the impact of acid precipitation on the studied P. densiflora stands. 相似文献
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Park Hyun-Jung Park Hyun-Jin Yang Hye In Park Se-In Lim Sang-Sun Kwak Jin-Hyeob Lee Goon-Taek Lee Sang-Mo Park Man Choi Woo-Jung 《Journal of Soils and Sediments》2019,19(1):310-321
Journal of Soils and Sediments - Lead (Pb) sorption capacity (PbSmax) and distribution in chemical and particle-size fractions of six soils with different physico-chemical properties were... 相似文献
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Sang-Sun Lim Jin-Hyeob Kwak Sun-Il Lee Dong-Suk Lee Hyun-Jung Park Xiying Hao Woo-Jung Choi 《Journal of Soils and Sediments》2010,10(8):1517-1526
Purpose
To more efficiently utilize composts as N sources while minimizing the environmental impact, it is necessary to understand the effects of compost type on N mobility in compost-amended soil with different characteristics. The objectives of this study are to investigate the effects of livestock manure composts on N leaching from soils and to identify the principal physicochemical variables of the composts that affect N leaching. 相似文献10.