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Research progress on the intensification of agroecosystem functions through legume-based crop rotation

LIU Chun-Yan1(), ZHANG Li-Ying1, ZHOU Jie2, XU Yi1, YANG Ya-Dong1, ZENG Zhao-Hai1, ZANG Hua-Dong1,*()   

  1. 1College of Agronomy and Biotechnology, China Agricultural University / Key Laboratory of Farming System, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Beijing 100193, China
    2College of Agriculture, Nanjing Agricultural University, Nanjing 215000, Jiangsu, China
  • Received:2023-11-17 Accepted:2024-05-07 Online:2024-08-12 Published:2024-05-16
  • Contact: * E-mail: zanghuadong@cau.edu.cn
  • Supported by:
    National Key Research and Development Program of China(2022YFD1901100);National Natural Science Foundation of China(32101850);National Natural Science Foundation of China(42207388)

Abstract:

Although intensive agriculture plays a crucial role in ensuring global food security, the conflict between its environmental costs and sustainable development is becoming increasingly prominent. Legume inclusion into agroecosystem is vital for improving soil health, enhancing agroecosystem stability, and achieving resource utilization efficiency. This paper provides a systematic summary of the main effects of the legume-based rotation on crop production and soil function as follows: 1) Legume enhance soil nitrogen (N) content through biological N fixation, high-quality rhizosphere exudates input, and straw incorporation, resulting in positive legacy effects. This, in turn, benefits the subsequent crop yields, particularly in agroecosystems with low soil fertility. 2) Although the biological N fixation of legumes poses the risk of increasing CO2 emissions, it can mitigate greenhouse gas emissions by reducing N fertilization in the rotation. 3) The low C/N ratio and high N content of legume straw promote soil microbial activity and microbial residue accumulation, thereby improving soil carbon sequestration efficiency. However, the limited amount of straw for legumes restricts C sequestration. 4) Legumes can improve water and fertilizer utilization efficiency of subsequent crops, and optimizing the root depth between legume and subsequent crop can enhance the overall efficiency of water and fertilizer usage in the rotation. In conclusion, the inclusion of legumes in crop rotation can achieve a reduction in N fertilizer usage and an increase in yield. However, the effects of soil carbon sequestration and greenhouse gas emission reduction are influenced by various factors such as crop type, fertilizer input, soil, and climate conditions. Exploring the coupling mechanisms between the effects of legumes on subsequent crop yield and belowground ecological functions is of great significance. Developing field management technologies for legume-based crop rotation and designing new ecological and efficient cropping systems suitable for various regions in China will facilitate the construction and implementation of legume-based rotations, contributing to agricultural green development.

Key words: grain legumes, crop rotation, crop productivity, soil ecosystem multifunction, economic benefit

Fig. 1

Effects of leguminous legacy on agroecosystem functions[10] ed using BioRender (https://biorender.com/)."

Table 1

Effect of legume-based crop rotation on soil carbon and nitrogen fraction compared to non-legume rotation"

前茬作物
Pre-crop
后茬谷物
Subsequent crop
试验地年限
Experiment year
对碳和氮组分的影响
Effect on SOC fraction
引用文献
Reference
玉米Maize 玉米Maize 2 [42]
豇豆Cowpea 玉米Maize 2 SOC+1.7%, TN+23.4%, C/N-18.4%, MBC+30.6%, MBN+193.4% [42]
大豆Soybean 玉米Maize 2 SOC+5.2%, TN+27.7%, C/N-18.4%, MBC+33.2%, MBN+195.3% [42]
小麦Wheat 小麦Wheat 31 [43]
豌豆Pea 小麦Wheat 31 SOC-1.6%, TN-2.8%, Labile SOC+7.4% [43]
小麦Wheat 小麦Wheat 8 [44]
鹰嘴豆Chickpea 小麦Wheat 8 SOC+8.3% [44]
扁豆Lentil 小麦Wheat 8 SOC+0.9% [44]
豌豆Pea 小麦Wheat 8 SOC+5.6% [44]
玉米Maize 玉米Maize 30 [45]
大豆Soybean 玉米Maize 30 SOC-14.0%, C/N-6.5% [45]
小麦Wheat 珍珠栗Pearl millet 3 [46]
鹰嘴豆Chickpea 珍珠栗Pearl millet 3 SOC-0.3% [46]
玉米Maize 玉米Maize [47]
大豆Soybean 玉米Maize TN+4.9% [47]
小麦Wheat 水稻Rice 7 [48]
鹰嘴豆Chickpea 水稻Rice 7 SOC+9.7%, Active C pool+6.0%, Passive C pool +11.3%, POC+31.9% [48]
休耕Fallow 小麦Wheat 2 [49]
绿豆Mungbean 小麦Wheat 2 MBC+13.2%, DOC-13.5%, POC-68.2% [49]
玉米Maize 玉米Maize 2 [50]
藜豆Velvet bean 玉米Maize 2 SOC+15.5%, TN+18.7% [50]
豇豆Cowpea 玉米Maize 2 SOC-2.3%, TN+6.2% [50]
大豆Soybean 玉米Maize 2 SOC+16.3%, TN+18.7% [50]
休耕Fallow 谷物Grain 4 [51]
豆科Legume 谷物Grain 4 SOC+12.0%, MAOM+9.4% [51]

Fig. 2

Diagram of soil carbon and nitrogen cycling in legume-based crop rotation"

Table 2

Effects of legume species, legume straw returning, and legume-based crop rotation on N2O emissions[84?????????-94]"

处理
Treatment
后茬谷物
Subsequent crop
地区
Site
试验地年限
Experiment year
氮肥总添加量
N application
(kg N hm-2)
季节或年平均
N2O排放量
N2O emission
(kg N hm-2)
豆科种类Legume specie
扁豆Lentil 加拿大Canada 100 1.29
豌豆Pea 加拿大Canada 100 2.88
蚕豆Fava bean 西班牙Spain 2 20 0.72
黑吉豆Black gram 印度India 0 1.01
大豆Soybean 印度India 0 1.25
扁豆Lentil 印度India 0 0.88
豇豆Bengal gram 印度India 0 0.87
豆科秸秆还田Legume straws returning
落花生Groundnut 水稻Rice 泰国Thailand 1 18.75 (+2.8%)
水稻Rice 水稻Rice 泰国Thailand 1 18.75 7.1
豇豆Cowpea 黑小麦Triticale 葡萄牙Portugal 3 0 (-26.3%)
休耕Fallow 黑小麦Triticale 葡萄牙Portugal 3 0 0.38
豆科作物轮作系统 Legume-grain rotation
蚕豆Fava bean 水稻Rice 中国China 6 240 (-28.9%, -35.5%)
小麦Wheat 水稻Rice 中国China 6 440 1.97
油菜Rape 水稻Rice 中国China 6 440 2.17
蚕豆、豌豆等Faba bea, field pea, etc. 小麦、黑小麦等
Wheat, Triticale, etc.
德国Germany (-16.6%)
非豆科Non-leguminous crops 德国Germany 3.6
豆科Legume 玉米Maize 西班牙Spain 3 150 (-19.7%)
玉米Maize 玉米Maize 西班牙Spain 3 200 0.61
大豆Soybean 玉米Maize 加拿大Canada 2 110 (-29.4%)
玉米Maize 玉米Maize 加拿大Canada 2 310 13.6
羽扇豆Lupin 小麦Wheat 澳大利亚Australia 2 20 (-26.4%)
小麦Wheat 小麦Wheat 澳大利亚Australia 2 125 0.129
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