LI Ping, XUN Mi, YUE Songqing, et al. Responses of Soil Organic Carbon and Respiration Rates to Legumes and Gramineous Grasses in Orchards[J]. 2018, 32(6): 327-332.
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LI Ping, XUN Mi, YUE Songqing, et al. Responses of Soil Organic Carbon and Respiration Rates to Legumes and Gramineous Grasses in Orchards[J]. 2018, 32(6): 327-332. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.06.047.
Responses of Soil Organic Carbon and Respiration Rates to Legumes and Gramineous Grasses in Orchards
The gramineous Lolium perenne L. and leguminous Vicia villosa Roth had been intercropped in apple orchard for 6 years. The organic carbon fractions in different depth of soil and the daily variation of the respiration rate in surface soil were investigated in the orchard. The results showed that the L. perenne and V. villosa intercropped significantly increased the content of total organic carbon (TOC) and the content of organic carbon components
such as light organic carbon (LFOC)
dissolved organic carbon (DOC)
particulate organic carbon (POC)
readily oxidation of organic carbon (ROC) and microbial biomass carbon (MBC)
in 0-20 cm and 20-40 cm soil layer in apple orchard
and the increase degree caused by V. villosa both was higher than that by L. perenne. In 40-60 cm soil layer
only soil DOC content was increased by intercropping. The content of all organic carbon fractions in 0-20 cm layer soil and TOC
DOC
POC and ROC in 20-40 cm layer soil in the orchard intercropped V. villosa were significantly higher than that in the orchard intercropped L. perenne. There were positive relationships between TOC and LFOC
TOC and POC
DOC and LFOC
DOC and MBC
DOC and ROC
MBC and ROC
ROC and POC
and between LFOC and ROC. The rate of soil respiration had the positive relationships with LFOC
DOC
MBC
and ROC. The rate of soil respiration was increased significantly by intercropping L. perenneand and V. villosa; the characteristics of the peak type were more obvious under the intercropping condition during the day
while the effect of intercropping V. villosa was better than that of L. perenne.
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