SIMULATION STUDY OF SOIL WATER-SALT TRANSPORT AND IRRIGATION QUOTA FOR SUMMER MAIZE IN SALINIZED FARMLAND BASED ON THE SWAP MODEL
基于SWAP模型的盐渍化农田夏玉米土壤水盐运移及灌溉定额模拟研究
DOI : https://doi.org/10.35633/inmateh-78-37
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Abstract
To determine the optimal water-saving irrigation quota for summer maize in the salinized farmland of the Lupotan area (near Shaanxi Province, Northwest China), the parameters of the SWAP (Soil-Water-Atmosphere-Plant) model were calibrated and validated using field experimental data from 2018 to 2019. The results showed that the simulated values of soil water content, soil salt content, and summer maize yield were in good agreement with the measured values. Under different irrigation scenarios, soil water flux, cumulative soil water flux, soil salt flux, and cumulative soil salt flux at the lower boundary of the crop root zone and storage zone decreased with decreasing irrigation quota. When the irrigation quota was reduced to 70% IQ and 60% IQ, the changes in cumulative soil water flux and cumulative soil salt flux were small. Soil water could be stably stored in the 0–100 cm soil layer to meet the growth requirements of summer maize. When the irrigation quota was 3500 m3·ha-1 (70% IQ), the yield reduction of summer maize was less than 10%. Therefore, 3500 m3·ha-1 was identified as the optimal irrigation quota for summer maize from the perspective of soil water-salt flux and crop yield. The SWAP model can effectively simulate and predict soil water-salt transport and water-saving irrigation quotas for summer maize in salinized farmland. This study provides technical support for the efficient utilization of water resources and guidance for agricultural production practices in Northwest China.
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