MA Dongfang, YUAN Zaijian, WU Xinliang, et al. Soil Organic Carbon Distribution and Aggregate Stability on the Slope of Different Vegetation Types in Granite Erosion Region of South China[J]. 2020, 34(5): 137-144.
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MA Dongfang, YUAN Zaijian, WU Xinliang, et al. Soil Organic Carbon Distribution and Aggregate Stability on the Slope of Different Vegetation Types in Granite Erosion Region of South China[J]. 2020, 34(5): 137-144. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.05.020.
Soil Organic Carbon Distribution and Aggregate Stability on the Slope of Different Vegetation Types in Granite Erosion Region of South China
Vegetation is an important factor affected soil organic carbon content and soil aggregate stability. In this study
the soil of runoff plots in four vegetation types
which were wasteland
Eucalyptus forestland
Slash pine forestland and Schima superba forestland in the typical granite erosion region of south China
was selected as the research objects. The characteristics of soil organic carbon and aggregate stability in different slope positions and soil depths were analyzed
and the effects of different vegetation types on the distribution characteristics of soil nutrients and the soil aggregates stability were evaluated. The ideal ecological restoration measures for granite erosion and degradation region was identified
so as to provide a scientific basis for the rational use of soil
reconstruction of slope vegetation and the maintenance of soil structure stability. The results showed that the content of soil total organic carbon (TOC)
total nitrogen (TN) and dissolved organic carbon (DOC) gradually decreased with the increasing of soil depth
while the soil C/N ratio in the forestland plots was opposite
and the slope coefficient of variation (CV) of carbon and nitrogen elements in the wasteland plot was significantly higher than those in the other three kinds of forestland
among them
the CV in slope distribution of TOC
TN
DOC and C/N in Eucalyptus forest land was 40%
56.18%
68.5% and 25.81% lower than those in wasteland; the CV of the slope distribution of TOC
TN
DOC and C/N in Slash pine forestland decreased by 62.73%
33.71%
46.46% and 58.06%
respectively
compared to the wasteland; the CV in slope distribution of TOC
TN
DOC and C/N of S. superba decreased by 41.82%
38.2%
51.18% and 48.39%
respectively
compared to the wasteland
indicating that the forestland was more conducive to the accumulation of soil carbon and homogenization of nitrogen and carbon on the slope. The mass fraction of aggregates above 0.25 mm grain size on the upper and middle slopes in the grassland and S. superba forestland were significantly higher than that in other vegetation types
while the mean weight diameter (MWD) and geometric mean diameter (GMD) of the S. superba forestland with high biomass of understory vegetation were significantly higher than those of other vegetation types. The MWD of S. superba forest was 20.10%
19.58% and 23.20% higher than that of wasteland
Eucalyptus and Slash pine forest
respectively; the GMD of S. superba forest was 20.00%
19.54% and 22.23% higher than that of wasteland
Eucalyptus forest and Slash pine forest
respectively
which indicated that the forest grass model with better spatial structure of forest and grass in the granite erosion region was more conducive to accumulation of soil organic carbon and the stability of soil structure.
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