LU Yuming, XU Enlan, WU Dongmei, et al. Effects of Double Addition or Removal of Litter on Soil Hydrolases Activities and Their Stoichiometry in[J]. 2021, 35(4): 313-320.
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LU Yuming, XU Enlan, WU Dongmei, et al. Effects of Double Addition or Removal of Litter on Soil Hydrolases Activities and Their Stoichiometry in[J]. 2021, 35(4): 313-320. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.04.043.
Effects of Double Addition or Removal of Litter on Soil Hydrolases Activities and Their Stoichiometry in
Soil enzymes are closely linked with nutrients and chemical properties of soil. Soil enzymes can activate nutrient elements in soil to improve soil quality. Changes in net primary productivity in response to climate change are likely to affect litter inputs to forest soil. However
the effects of altered litter input on soil enzymes activities and their stoichiometry remain poorly understood in Castanopsis carlesii forest. In this study
soil hydrolases β—glucosidase enzyme (βG)
cellulose (CBH)
β—N—acetylglucosaminidase (NAG)
leucine aminopeptidase (LAP)
and acid phosphatase (AP) activities and their stoichiometric characteristics under different litter input treatments with root exclusion
viz. no litter (NRNL)
double litter (NRDL)
control (CK) were measured in a subtropical Castanopsis carlesii forest in Sanming
Fujian
China. The results showed that compared with CK
NRDL significantly improved CBH and LAP activities
and increased the contents of soil total carbon (TC)
total nitrogen (TN)
mineral nitrogen
dissolved organic carbon (DOC)
and microbial biomass nitrogen (MBN)
while the content of MBC was only reduced under NRNL. It was also found that the soil enzyme stoichiometric ratio was not affected by litter input treatments. Moreover
the values of ln (βG+CBH)∶ln (NAG+LAP) were 1.25
1.36
1.30; the values of ln (βG+CBH) ∶ln (AP) were 0.78
0.78
0.83; the values of ln (βG+CBH) ∶ln (NAG+LAP) were 1.25
1.36
1.30; ln (NAG+LAP)∶ln (AP) were 0.62
0.58
0.64. The correlation analysis showed that TC
TN
mineral nitrogen
DOC
DON
MBC and MBN were significantly positively correlated with βG
CBH
AP and LAP activities. Redundancy analysis indicated that the changes in hydrolases activities and their stoichiometry were mainly driven by soil DOC concentration. Thus
NRDL could improve the hydrolase activity by increasing the concentration of soil DOC. This study could provide a basic theory for soil nutrient management in subtropical forests.
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