NIU Xiangyu, TANG Guoping, GU Hui, et al. Spatial-temporal Variation of Carbon and Nitrogen Nutrients Concentrations and Its Influencing Factors in Liuxi River Reservoir Basin[J]. 2022, 36(2): 352-360.
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NIU Xiangyu, TANG Guoping, GU Hui, et al. Spatial-temporal Variation of Carbon and Nitrogen Nutrients Concentrations and Its Influencing Factors in Liuxi River Reservoir Basin[J]. 2022, 36(2): 352-360. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.02.045.
Spatial-temporal Variation of Carbon and Nitrogen Nutrients Concentrations and Its Influencing Factors in Liuxi River Reservoir Basin
The Liuxi River reservoir basin is a typical subtropical mountain basin
and it is of great significance to study the changing characteristics of carbon and nitrogen nutrients concentrations in this basin and its influencing factors to reveal the biogeochemical cycle of subtropical basin. Based on the field sampling of water quality
landscape topography
meteorology
land use as well as soil data
this paper explored the spatial-temporal changing characteristics and the influencing factors of the carbon and nitrogen nutrients concentrations in streams located in the Liuxi River Reservoir basin
using correlation and Elastic Net regression analysis. The results showed that:(1) The temporal trend of carbon and nitrogen nutrients concentrations in streams was relatively stable during dry period
whereas the spatial variation was obvious. (2) The slope of sub-basin was an important environmental factor that caused the changes of carbon and nitrogen nutrients concentrations in different streams
and the slope beyond 6° had a significant positive effect on the change of carbon and nitrogen nutrients concentrations. (3) The average relative humidity of the basin also significantly affected the concentrations of carbon and nitrogen nutrients in streams. The greater the relative humidity of the basin was
the higher the concentration of carbon nutrients in the streams would be
but the concentration of nitrogen nutrients would be relatively low. Compared witth the DOC
the NH4+ and NO3- concentrations in streams were less sensitive to the weather conditions. (4) The land use
such as the proportion of the built-up area and other human activities
significantly affected the concentrations of carbon and nitrogen nutrients
as shown by a negative correlation between the built-up area and the DOC concentration. The increased forest cover could enhance the DOC and NO3- concentrations in streams
but had no significant effect on the NH4+ concentration. (5) The different soil types also affected the concentrations of carbon and nitrogen nutrients in watersheds
the haplic acrisols had a positive effect on the NO3- concentration
and the aric anthrosols had a positive effect on the concentration of NH4+. Overall
our results provide some useful scientific information for the protection of water resources and understanding the changes and influencing factors of carbon and nitrogen nutrients concentrations in the similar watersheds.
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