LI Haiyun, YAO Tuo, ZHANG Jiangui, et al. Spatial-temporal Variation of Soil Microorganism Quantity in Different Perturbed Alpine Meadows[J]. 2018, 32(4): 177-183.
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LI Haiyun, YAO Tuo, ZHANG Jiangui, et al. Spatial-temporal Variation of Soil Microorganism Quantity in Different Perturbed Alpine Meadows[J]. 2018, 32(4): 177-183. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.04.028.
Spatial-temporal Variation of Soil Microorganism Quantity in Different Perturbed Alpine Meadows
In order to reveal the spatial and temporal variations of soil microbes in alpine grassland in Eastern Qilian Mountains
three species of grassland soil microbes (fungi
bacteria and antinomycete) were collected from the same study area (perennial cultivated grassland
inside the fence grassland
annual cultivated grassland and outside the fence grassland) in 2003
2011 and 2017 usingplatelet count method. The results showed that:(1)At the same time
three types of soil microbes and nitrogen physiological populations were significant (p<0.05) in different disturbance habitats
and they decreased gradually with the increase of the soil depth; (2)In different time and different disturbance habitats
three types of soil microorganisms and the number of nitrogen physiological groups were significant (p<0.05; specifically
the ranks of soil bacteria
actinomycetes
nitrifying bacteria and aerobic nitrogen fixing bacteria distribution were 2003 > 2011 > 2017; and the ranks of fungi
denitrifying bacteria and anaerobic nitrogen fixing bacteria quantity distribution were 2017 > 2011 > 2003; (3) The total number of microorganisms in different disturbance habitat performance were 2003 > 2011 > 2017. Compared with 2003
the total number of microbes in 2011 and 2017 decreased by 1.65 and 2.86 times. The perennial grassland decreased by 3.12 and 5.12 times respectively
the grassland within the enclosure decreased by 3.05 and 4.09 times
and the grassland decreased by 2.11 and 3.26 times respectively. In conclusion
with the unreasonable grazing and artificial utilization
the number of soil microorganisms in the alpine grassland of East Qilian Mountains gradually decreased with time. Therefore
we should pay enough attention to grassland utilization and protection in this area.
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