In order to investigate the effect of straw and straw biochar ratio on N2O emission of typical alkaline soil, calcareous fluvo-aquic soil was used as the research object. Set CK (blank control), CK200 (200 mg) N·kg-1 urea solution), C (full biochar +CK200), S (full straw +CK200), 3/4SC (75%S+25%C), 1/2SC (50%S+50%C), 1/4 Sc (25%S+75%C) were treated, and laboratory culture experiments were carried out. The results showed that the ratio of straw and biochar significantly promoted the N2O emission of calcareous fluvo-aquic soil, especially the cumulative N2O emission of 3/4SC treatment reached 1458.7μg·N·kg-1, which was 2.0 times of that of S treatment. The cumulative N2O emission of 1/2SC treatment was 909.4 μg·N·kg-1, which was 1.2 times that of S treatment. The N2O emission of 1/4SC treatment was slightly higher than that of S treatment (p>0.05). The cumulative N2O emission of C treatment is significantly lower than that of S treatment, only 0.72 times of that of S treatment. The linear correlation showed that, except CK treatment, N2O emission in nitrogen addition treatment had a significant linear correlation with the contents of CO2, NO2--N and NO3--N (p<0.01), but had no significant linear correlation with NH4+-N content (p>0.05). At the same time, there was no significant difference in AOB functional gene abundance between 1/2SC and S treatment, but it was significantly higher than C treatment (p<0.05). Compared with S treatment, the abundance of denitrification functional genes nirS, nirK and nosZ in 1/2SC and C treatment were reduced to varying degrees, especially the abundance of nirS and nosZ in C treatment was significantly lower than that in other treatments (p<0.05), indicating that the addition of straw biochar reduced the abundance of denitrification functional microorganisms in calcaric soil. Inhibit the denitrification process. This study showed that the ratio of straw to straw biochar increased the emission of N2O in calcareous fluvo-aquic soil under conventional nitrogen addition, which may be related to the effective supply of organic matter and the improvement of microbial living environment of biochar. Therefore, the return of pure straw biochar to the field is more beneficial to the emission reduction of N2O in calcareous fluvo-aquic soil. |