DU Jianan, LI Guang, MA Weiwei, et al. Characteristics of Soil Soluble Nitrogen Components Under Four Typical Vegetations in the Loess Hilly Areas[J]. 2021, 35(6): 251-257.
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DU Jianan, LI Guang, MA Weiwei, et al. Characteristics of Soil Soluble Nitrogen Components Under Four Typical Vegetations in the Loess Hilly Areas[J]. 2021, 35(6): 251-257. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2021.06.034.
Characteristics of Soil Soluble Nitrogen Components Under Four Typical Vegetations in the Loess Hilly Areas
The soluble nitrogen component of soil is the most active part of the nitrogen cycle
and it is the key link between "plants-soil nitrogen components-soil nutrients". Therefore
in order to explore the effects of vegetation types on the accumulation and availability of soil nitrogen in the loess hilly and gully region
this paper took four typical vegetations (barren grassland
Hippophae rhamnoides
Xanthoceras sorbifolium
Picea asperata) as the research objects. We analyzed the difference of soluble organic nitrogen (SON)
ammonium nitrogen (NH4+—N)
nitrate nitrogen (NO3-—N) contents
density and the proportion of TN in the 0—10
10—20
20—40 cm soil layers. The results showed that compared with the barren grassland
the SON content in the 0—40 cm soil layer showed the highest performance in Picea asperata (19.0%)
and the SON contents under Xanthoceras sorbifolium and Hippophae rhamnoides were decreased by 7.0% and 13.2% respectively. The NO3-—N content was the highest under Hippophae rhamnoides (20.9%)
and the contents under Xanthoceras sorbifolium and Picea asperata were decreased by 5.0% and 48.0% respectively. Compared with barren grassland
the NH4+—N contents under three vegetations were decreased by 19.0%~29.1%. Similarly
the SON density of Picea asperata was increased by 31.17%
and the values under Hippophae rhamnoides and Xanthoceras sorbifolium were decreased by 12.8% and 4.3% respectively. The NO3-—N density of Hippophae rhamnoides was increased by 21.4%
and the NO3-—N densities under Xanthoceras sorbifolium and Picea asperata were decreased by 3.5% and 42.6% respectively. The NH4+—N densities of the other vegetations were decreased by 16.4%~32.8%. In addition
among the proportion of soluble nitrogen in TN
only Hippophae rhamnoides NO3—N accounted for the highest proportion of TN
which was 1.2 times higher than that of wasteland. Correlation analysis showed that the soluble nitrogen component was more affected by TN and MBN than SOC and MBC. In summary
different vegetations had great impact on the soluble nitrogen content
density and the proportion of total nitrogen. Among them
Picea asperata and Hippophae rhamnoides had the better effect on increasing nitrogen availability.
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