FAN Jingjing1, CI En1, 2, et al. Soil Organic Carbon Mineralization Response to Sudden Temperature Change in the Typical Dry Land Distributed in the Purple Hilly Region[J]. 2017, 31(1): 286-290.
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FAN Jingjing1, CI En1, 2, et al. Soil Organic Carbon Mineralization Response to Sudden Temperature Change in the Typical Dry Land Distributed in the Purple Hilly Region[J]. 2017, 31(1): 286-290. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2017.01.047.
Soil Organic Carbon Mineralization Response to Sudden Temperature Change in the Typical Dry Land Distributed in the Purple Hilly Region
The purple soil was used as the test soil. An incubation experiment in the laboratory was conducted to explore the effects of sudden temperature change on soil organic carbon mineralization of the typical dry land soil (purple soil) sampled from the purple hilly region. Experiment consisted of three treatments
that was
treatment HW (constant temperature 20 ℃)
treatment BW1 (a sudden cooling from 20 ℃ to 10 ℃) and treatment BW2 (a sudden warming from 20 ℃ to 30 ℃). In treatment BW1 and treatment BW2
the sudden temperature change both happened when soil organic carbon (SOC) mineralization rate was basically stable and maintained a relatively lower level at the temperature of 20 ℃(29th day). After the sudden temperature change
treatment BW1
treatment BW2 and treatment HW was cultivated for another 47d. The results showed that sudden temperature change had a notable effect on purple soil SOC mineralization (P <0.05). More specifically
treatment BW2 had significantly promoted soil SOC mineralization
however
treatment BW1 dramatically impaired that. Compared with the constant temperature (HW) treatment
the SOC mineralization rates of the two increased by 225.1% and decreased by 38.5%. There was a significant difference in the amount of SOC accumulated mineralization between each temperature treatment (P<0.05) within initial stage after sudden temperature change (30th ~44th d). And compared to accumulated soil SOC mineralization in treatment HW
that in treatment BW2 and treatment BW1 increased by 40.5% and decreased by 55.3% respectively. But with the extension of the culture time
the amount of SOC accumulation in each treatment did not find a significant difference. Indicated that the effect of sudden temperature change on purple soil SOC mineralization was time-bounded
which remained around two weeks. Combined with mineralization kinetic data
the results showed that sudden temperature change affected SOC mineralization by changing the labile SOC pool size.
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