CONG Gao, ZHANG Zhidan, ZHANG Jinjing, et al. Research on Characteristics of Soil Organic Carbon in Different Forest Types in Changbai Mountain[J]. 2019, 33(3): 179-184.
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CONG Gao, ZHANG Zhidan, ZHANG Jinjing, et al. Research on Characteristics of Soil Organic Carbon in Different Forest Types in Changbai Mountain[J]. 2019, 33(3): 179-184. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.03.027.
Research on Characteristics of Soil Organic Carbon in Different Forest Types in Changbai Mountain
The contents of soil organic carbon and its components in six different forest types (including broad-leaved forest
coniferous forest
spruce-fir forest
betula ermanii forest
betula ermanii-tundra transition and tundra) on the northern slope of Changbai Mountain were studied by means of field sampling and laboratory analysis. The distribution of soil organic carbon
iron-aluminum oxides and clay mineral groups were analyzed. The results showed that in different forest types
the contents of organic carbon
humin carbon
particulate organic carbon
2~0.25 mm macroaggregate carbon and 0.25~0.053 mm microaggregate carbon in broadleaf forest soils were the highest. The content of easily oxidized carbon in soil of spruce-fir forest was the highest while that of water-soluble organic carbon
humic acid carbon
fulvic acid carbon and particulate organic carbon were the lowest. In addition
the contents of humic acid carbon and fulvic acid carbon in the soil of betula ermanii forest were significantly higher than those of other forest types. The content of water-soluble organic carbon in the soil of betula ermanii-tundra transition were significantly higher than those of other forest types
while the contents of organic carbon and easily oxidized carbon in the soil of tundra were significantly lower than those of other forest types. Correlation analysis showed that soil organic carbon contents were positively correlated with amorphous alumina contents (P<0.05)
fulvic acid carbon contents were positively correlated with free alumina contents (P<0.05)
and organic carbon contents of 0.25~0.053 mm microaggregate were positively correlated with the contents of two kinds of alumina (P<0.05). These results indicated that the significant differences in organic carbon and its components were observed under different forest types.
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