Manure-derived hydrochar superior to manure: Reducing non-point pollution risk by altering nitrogen and phosphorus fugacity in the soil–water system
[Display omitted] •Manure and manure-derived hydrochar addition increased soil pH by 0.3–1.0 units.•Manure-derived hydrochar reduced floodwater NH4+-N and TP compared to manure.•Manure-derived hydrochar helps reduce non-point source (N and P) pollution.•Manure-derived hydrochar inhibited soil urease...
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•Manure and manure-derived hydrochar addition increased soil pH by 0.3–1.0 units.•Manure-derived hydrochar reduced floodwater NH4+-N and TP compared to manure.•Manure-derived hydrochar helps reduce non-point source (N and P) pollution.•Manure-derived hydrochar inhibited soil urease and acid phosphatase activity.•HTC of pig manure has better fertility than cattle manure in soil–water systems.
Hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) technology is an emerging technology for the disposal of manure-based wet wastes. However, the effects of manure-derived hydrochar inputs to agricultural soils on nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) morphology and conversion in soil–water systems remain largely unexplored. In this study, pig and cattle manure (PM and CM), and their derived hydrochar (PCs and CCs) were applied to agricultural soils, with changes in nutrient morphology and enzyme activities related to N and P transformation in the soil–water systems observed through flooded incubation experiments. The results showed that floodwater ammonia N concentrations were reduced by 12.9–29.6% for PCs relative to PM, and 21.6–36.9% for CCs relative to CM, respectively. Moreover, floodwater total P concentrations of PCs and CCs were reduced by 11.7–20.7% relative to PM and CM. Soil enzyme activities closely related to N and P transformations in the soil–water system responded differently to manure and manure-derived hydrochar application. Compared to manure, the application of manure-derived hydrochar inhibited soil urease and acid phosphatase activity by up to 59.4% and 20.3%, respectively, whereas it had significant promotion effects on soil nitrate reductase (∼69.7%) and soil nitrite reductase (∼64.0%). The products of manure after HTC treatments have the characteristics of organic fertilizers, and the fertilization effects of PCs are more prominent than CCs, which are subject to further verification in field trials. Our findings improve the current understanding of manure-derived organic matter affecting N and P conversions in soil–water systems and the risk for non-point source pollution. |
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| AbstractList | Hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) technology is an emerging technology for the disposal of manure-based wet wastes. However, the effects of manure-derived hydrochar inputs to agricultural soils on nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) morphology and conversion in soil-water systems remain largely unexplored. In this study, pig and cattle manure (PM and CM), and their derived hydrochar (PCs and CCs) were applied to agricultural soils, with changes in nutrient morphology and enzyme activities related to N and P transformation in the soil-water systems observed through flooded incubation experiments. The results showed that floodwater ammonia N concentrations were reduced by 12.9-29.6% for PCs relative to PM, and 21.6-36.9% for CCs relative to CM, respectively. Moreover, floodwater total P concentrations of PCs and CCs were reduced by 11.7-20.7% relative to PM and CM. Soil enzyme activities closely related to N and P transformations in the soil-water system responded differently to manure and manure-derived hydrochar application. Compared to manure, the application of manure-derived hydrochar inhibited soil urease and acid phosphatase activity by up to 59.4% and 20.3%, respectively, whereas it had significant promotion effects on soil nitrate reductase (∼69.7%) and soil nitrite reductase (∼64.0%). The products of manure after HTC treatments have the characteristics of organic fertilizers, and the fertilization effects of PCs are more prominent than CCs, which are subject to further verification in field trials. Our findings improve the current understanding of manure-derived organic matter affecting N and P conversions in soil-water systems and the risk for non-point source pollution. Hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) technology is an emerging technology for the disposal of manure-based wet wastes. However, the effects of manure-derived hydrochar inputs to agricultural soils on nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) morphology and conversion in soil-water systems remain largely unexplored. In this study, pig and cattle manure (PM and CM), and their derived hydrochar (PCs and CCs) were applied to agricultural soils, with changes in nutrient morphology and enzyme activities related to N and P transformation in the soil-water systems observed through flooded incubation experiments. The results showed that floodwater ammonia N concentrations were reduced by 12.9-29.6% for PCs relative to PM, and 21.6-36.9% for CCs relative to CM, respectively. Moreover, floodwater total P concentrations of PCs and CCs were reduced by 11.7-20.7% relative to PM and CM. Soil enzyme activities closely related to N and P transformations in the soil-water system responded differently to manure and manure-derived hydrochar application. Compared to manure, the application of manure-derived hydrochar inhibited soil urease and acid phosphatase activity by up to 59.4% and 20.3%, respectively, whereas it had significant promotion effects on soil nitrate reductase (∼69.7%) and soil nitrite reductase (∼64.0%). The products of manure after HTC treatments have the characteristics of organic fertilizers, and the fertilization effects of PCs are more prominent than CCs, which are subject to further verification in field trials. Our findings improve the current understanding of manure-derived organic matter affecting N and P conversions in soil-water systems and the risk for non-point source pollution.Hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) technology is an emerging technology for the disposal of manure-based wet wastes. However, the effects of manure-derived hydrochar inputs to agricultural soils on nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) morphology and conversion in soil-water systems remain largely unexplored. In this study, pig and cattle manure (PM and CM), and their derived hydrochar (PCs and CCs) were applied to agricultural soils, with changes in nutrient morphology and enzyme activities related to N and P transformation in the soil-water systems observed through flooded incubation experiments. The results showed that floodwater ammonia N concentrations were reduced by 12.9-29.6% for PCs relative to PM, and 21.6-36.9% for CCs relative to CM, respectively. Moreover, floodwater total P concentrations of PCs and CCs were reduced by 11.7-20.7% relative to PM and CM. Soil enzyme activities closely related to N and P transformations in the soil-water system responded differently to manure and manure-derived hydrochar application. Compared to manure, the application of manure-derived hydrochar inhibited soil urease and acid phosphatase activity by up to 59.4% and 20.3%, respectively, whereas it had significant promotion effects on soil nitrate reductase (∼69.7%) and soil nitrite reductase (∼64.0%). The products of manure after HTC treatments have the characteristics of organic fertilizers, and the fertilization effects of PCs are more prominent than CCs, which are subject to further verification in field trials. Our findings improve the current understanding of manure-derived organic matter affecting N and P conversions in soil-water systems and the risk for non-point source pollution. [Display omitted] •Manure and manure-derived hydrochar addition increased soil pH by 0.3–1.0 units.•Manure-derived hydrochar reduced floodwater NH4+-N and TP compared to manure.•Manure-derived hydrochar helps reduce non-point source (N and P) pollution.•Manure-derived hydrochar inhibited soil urease and acid phosphatase activity.•HTC of pig manure has better fertility than cattle manure in soil–water systems. Hydrothermal carbonization (HTC) technology is an emerging technology for the disposal of manure-based wet wastes. However, the effects of manure-derived hydrochar inputs to agricultural soils on nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) morphology and conversion in soil–water systems remain largely unexplored. In this study, pig and cattle manure (PM and CM), and their derived hydrochar (PCs and CCs) were applied to agricultural soils, with changes in nutrient morphology and enzyme activities related to N and P transformation in the soil–water systems observed through flooded incubation experiments. The results showed that floodwater ammonia N concentrations were reduced by 12.9–29.6% for PCs relative to PM, and 21.6–36.9% for CCs relative to CM, respectively. Moreover, floodwater total P concentrations of PCs and CCs were reduced by 11.7–20.7% relative to PM and CM. Soil enzyme activities closely related to N and P transformations in the soil–water system responded differently to manure and manure-derived hydrochar application. Compared to manure, the application of manure-derived hydrochar inhibited soil urease and acid phosphatase activity by up to 59.4% and 20.3%, respectively, whereas it had significant promotion effects on soil nitrate reductase (∼69.7%) and soil nitrite reductase (∼64.0%). The products of manure after HTC treatments have the characteristics of organic fertilizers, and the fertilization effects of PCs are more prominent than CCs, which are subject to further verification in field trials. Our findings improve the current understanding of manure-derived organic matter affecting N and P conversions in soil–water systems and the risk for non-point source pollution. |
| Author | Fu, Haibin Chen, Deli Feng, Yuanyuan Poinern, Gerrard Eddy Jai Xie, Huifang Wang, Ning Xue, Lihong Feng, Yanfang |
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| Title | Manure-derived hydrochar superior to manure: Reducing non-point pollution risk by altering nitrogen and phosphorus fugacity in the soil–water system |
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