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[Objective] The study about the nitrogen releasing law of bamboo-charcoal coated urea and the biologic utilization effect was to find the coated urea with high efficiency,low price and simple production technology.[Method]Two kinds of bamboo-charcoal coated urea(BCCU)with different coating thickness were made by using bamboo-charcoal and macromolecule polymer as coating material.The experiments of soil eluviate,ammonia volatilization in corn field and potted plant of corn were conducted to study the nitrogen releasing law and the biologic utilization effect of self-made BCCU.[Result]The BCCU showed some slow-release capability and their accumulated nitrogen releasing rates in 29 d were 9.93%-16.27% lower than that of normal urea.Compared with the normal urea,the volatilization rate of ammonia in BCCU reduced to 16.66%-31.8%,the biomass of corn and nitrogen utilization rate increased by 12.8%-24.1% and 10.5%-16.99%,respectively.[Conclusion]Bamboo-charcoal in coated urea not only had some slow-release capability,but also had some adsorbability,which would reduce the eluviation and volatilization of nitrogen and protect environment from N pollution.
[Objective] The study about the nitrogen releasing law of bamboo-charcoal coated urea and the biologic utilization effect was to find the coated urea with high efficiency, low price and simple production technology. [Method] Two kinds of bamboo-charcoal coated urea ( BCCU) with different coating thickness were made by using bamboo-charcoal and macromolecule polymer as coating material. These experiments of soil eluviate, ammonia volatilization in corn field and potted plant of corn were conducted to study the nitrogen releasing law and the biologic utilization effect of self-made BCCU. [Result] The BCCU showed some slow-release capability and their accumulated nitrogen rate were 29.9% -16.27% lower than that of normal urea. Compared with the normal urea, the volatilization rate of ammonia in BCCU reduced to 16.66% -31.8%, the biomass of corn and nitrogen utilization rate increased by 12.8% -24.1% and 10.5% -16.99% respectively. [Conclusions] Bamboo-charcoal in coated urea not only had som e slow-release capability, but also had some adsorbability, which would reduce the eluviation and volatilization of nitrogen and protect environment from N pollution.