Differences of Active Organic Carbon and Enzymes Activities in the Surface Soil “Recessive” Degradation of Long-term Dryland Apple Orchards Under Plastic Film Mulching
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Differences of Active Organic Carbon and Enzymes Activities in the Surface Soil “Recessive” Degradation of Long-term Dryland Apple Orchards Under Plastic Film Mulching
SUN Wentai, MA Ming, DONG Tie, et al. Differences of Active Organic Carbon and Enzymes Activities in the Surface Soil “Recessive” Degradation of Long-term Dryland Apple Orchards Under Plastic Film Mulching[J]. 2021, 35(5): 272-279.
DOI:
SUN Wentai, MA Ming, DONG Tie, et al. Differences of Active Organic Carbon and Enzymes Activities in the Surface Soil “Recessive” Degradation of Long-term Dryland Apple Orchards Under Plastic Film Mulching[J]. 2021, 35(5): 272-279. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.05.037.
Differences of Active Organic Carbon and Enzymes Activities in the Surface Soil “Recessive” Degradation of Long-term Dryland Apple Orchards Under Plastic Film Mulching
Soil organic carbon (SOC) is an important component of soil organic matter and an important index to evaluate soil fertility. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of soil water saving and soil moisture conservation on surface soil structure stability and organic carbon sequestration capacity in rain-fed agricultural area of the Longdong dry tableland
Northwest China. In this study
the fine root growth of 0-20 cm topsoil of apple orchards with different plastic film mulching years (2
4
6 years) was investigated. The soil physical properties and texture was classified. With microbial biomass carbon (MBC)
easily oxidized organic carbon (EOC) and particulate organic carbon (POC)
soluble organic carbon (DOC)
and other indicators
the dynamic change of characterization of soil organic carbon were evaluated. With the help of β-1
4-wood glycosidase (βX)
β-1
4-glycosidase enzymes (βG)
cellobiose hydrolysis (CBH) enzymes activities
the soil carbon metabolism circulation features were characterized. The relationship between root growth
soil physical structure
soil carbon metabolism enzymes activities and organic carbon sequestration under different plastic film mulching years were established to investigate the response of surface soil organic carbon to physical "recessive" degradation. The results showed that:short-term film mulching (2Y) effectively improved soil water content
total porosity
capillary porosity
reduce soil bulk density
which was 112.39%
105.65%
104.29%
90.08% of CK. As a result
the growth of fine roots and the active organic carbon contents were promoted. The contents of POC
DOC
MBC and EOC were 220.11%
129.42%
151.35% and 111.72% of those of CK
resulting in the increased total organic carbon of 137.21% compared with that of CK. Long-term film mulching (6Y) showed a "recessive" degradation of surface soil
and the deterioration of soil pore structure was dominated the growth of fine roots. The EOC and MC were decreased significantly by 46.88% and 43.54%
compared with the CK. βX
βG and CBH enzyme activities
as the dominant factors determine the variability of organic carbon storage
accounted for only 65.60%
53.08%
47.04% of CK. The damage of surface soil structure under long-term plastic mulching conditions led to the inhibition of root growth
which resulted in the decrease of soil carbon metabolism enzyme activity
carbon pool management index and organic carbon storage
which was not conducive to the long-term
stable and healthy development of soil quality. Short-term film mulching for 2 years was suitable for apple cultivation in the Longdong dry tableland. In order to provide theoretical basis for improving the adjustment vnechunism of soil physical structure evolution
soil fertility improvement
root grouth and drought-resistant cultivation technology of fruit trees in rainfed agricultual areas of the Loess Plateau.
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