WANG Liufang, CHEN Chan, ZHU Xiaoye, et al. Characteristics of Soil Phosphorus Pool at Different Vegetation Restoration Stages in the Mid-subtropical Region of China[J]. 2019, 33(1): 178-185.
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WANG Liufang, CHEN Chan, ZHU Xiaoye, et al. Characteristics of Soil Phosphorus Pool at Different Vegetation Restoration Stages in the Mid-subtropical Region of China[J]. 2019, 33(1): 178-185. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.01.029.
Characteristics of Soil Phosphorus Pool at Different Vegetation Restoration Stages in the Mid-subtropical Region of China
which represented the primary forest successional sequence in the central hilly area of Hunan Province
China
were chosen in this study. They were:Loropetalum chinense-Vaccinium bracteatum-Rhododendron mariesii scrub-grass-land (LVR)
L. chinense-Cunninghamia lanceolata-Quercus fabri shrubbery (LCQ)
Pinus massoniana-Lithocarpus glaber-L. chinense coniferous-broad leaved mixed forest (PLL) and L. glaber-Cleyera japonica-Cyclobalanopsis glauca evergreen broad-leaved forest (LAG). The modified phosphorus fractionation method of Tiessen and Moir
which was put forward originally by Hedley
was used to study the differences in the concentrations and composition ratios of phosphorus components at different vegetation restoration stages. The result showed that with the restoration of vegetation
the concentrations of total phosphorus (TP)
total inorganic phosphorus (Pi) and total organic phosphorus (Po) increased in the same soil layer. The concentrations of NaHCO3-Pi
NaOH-Pi
HCl-Pi and NaHCO3-Po and NaOH-Po belonged to rapid accumulation type
and Residual-P belonged to slow accumulation type
while Resin-Pi stable type. The NaOH-Pi and NaOH-Po were the major components of the Pi and Po in different forest stands
respectively. The phosphorus pool was mainly composed of Residual-P and Po. With the vegetation restoration
the percentages of Po to TP increased gradually in the same soil layer
Pi increased first and then decreased
while Residual-P decreased gradually. The concentrations of TP and each P component decreased in the same forest stand with the increase of soil depth. With the restoration of vegetation
the changes of the diversity of community plant
community biomass
nutrients contents and quality of the litter layer significantly affected the contents of each P component in soil
and subsequently affected the composition ratios of soil phosphorus pool.
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