WANG Qiong, WANG Shanxiang, FAN Zhiping, et al. Influence of Community Characteristics on Redistribution of Rainfall and Nutrients in the Mountain Regions of Eastern Liaoning Province[J]. 2019, 33(3): 129-137.
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WANG Qiong, WANG Shanxiang, FAN Zhiping, et al. Influence of Community Characteristics on Redistribution of Rainfall and Nutrients in the Mountain Regions of Eastern Liaoning Province[J]. 2019, 33(3): 129-137. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.03.020.
Influence of Community Characteristics on Redistribution of Rainfall and Nutrients in the Mountain Regions of Eastern Liaoning Province
To make clear the influence of species composition and community structure on redistribution of rainfall and nutrient
three typical riparian forest
Larix kaempferi forest
Quercus mongolica forest
Acer ukurunduense forest were selected as objects of study in the mountain regions of eastern Liaoning Province from May to October 2014. The rainfall process and nutrients characteristics in atmospheric rainfall
throughfall and stemflow were analyzed. The results showed that during the research period
the total precipitation was 278.6 mm
and the throughfalls of Larix kaempferi forest
Quercus mongolica forest
Acer ukurunduense forest were 81.9%
77.9% and 73.1% of total rainfall
respectively
and stemflow were 1.2%
4.4% and 4.3%
respectively. The concentrations of NH4+-N
Cl-
NO3--N and total phosphorus (TP) in throughfall and stemflow were higher than those of atmospheric rainfall
and the concentrations and inputs of NH4+-N
Cl-
NO3--N and TP in different forest types were different significantly. The riparian forest with different species composition and community structure influenced rainfall distribution through the morphological and structure characteristics of community
and changed water physical and chemical properties through the physical
chemical and physiological characteristics of forest canopy gaps
resulting in the changes of the concentrations and inputs of NH4+-N
Cl-
NO3--N and TP variously combined with rainfall amount and intensity.
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