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Chinese Agricultural Science Bulletin ›› 2020, Vol. 36 ›› Issue (3): 7-15.doi: 10.11924/j.issn.1000-6850.casb18080065

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Planting Density Affects the Thermal Effect in Shallow Soil of Cold Region Rice

Zhao Liming, Gu Chunmei(), Wang Shiqiang, Wang Liping, Wang He, Na Yongguang, Xie Baosheng   

  1. Rice Research Institute of Heilongjiang Academy of Land Reclamation Sciences, Jiamusi Heilongjiang 154007
  • Received:2018-08-14 Revised:2018-10-04 Online:2020-01-25 Published:2020-01-22
  • Contact: Gu Chunmei E-mail:zpguchunmei@126.com

Abstract:

The objective is to improve people’s awareness of the thermal effect change in shallow soil of rice in cold region. The experiment was carried out in field, and ‘Kongyu131’ was used as the experimental material. Five planting densities were set up, including 30×8 cm (D1), 30×10 cm (D2), 30×12 cm (D3), 30×14 cm (D4) and 30×16 cm (D5), respectively. The effects of different planting densities on the thermal effect of shallow soil were analyzed. The results showed that the temperature of all soil layers reached the highest value at heading stage, and began to decrease after grain filling, and the temperature difference was reduced. The temperature stability of 10 cm soil was the highest. Under the influence of planting density, the soil temperature of high density treatment increased rapidly during the day, the temperature at night was the lowest, and the temperature difference between day and night was large, and the highest daily average temperature appeared earlier. The soil temperature of D1 and D2 treatments changed almost synchronously in 10 cm and 15 cm soil layers. In contrast, the occurrence time of Tmax and Tmin in different soil layers was postponed with the deepening of soil depth. Tavg, Tmax and Tmin were positively correlated with air temperature during the whole growth period, while Tmax-min tended to decrease with the increase of density. The main effects were at tillering stage and filling stage, and the effect increased with the density. D2 treatment had the highest yield of 9.27 t/hm 2, increased by 13.5%-14.6% compared with D1 and D5 treatments. It showed that the appropriate density condition could realize the scientific regulation of the thermal effect of shallow soil layer and improve the yield.

Key words: rice in cold region, density, thermal effect, yield

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