LI Peng, CHEN Xuan, YANG Zhangqi, et al. Effects of Litter Input on Soil Physical and Chemical Properties of[J]. 2022, 36(2): 368-377.
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LI Peng, CHEN Xuan, YANG Zhangqi, et al. Effects of Litter Input on Soil Physical and Chemical Properties of[J]. 2022, 36(2): 368-377. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.02.047.
Effects of Litter Input on Soil Physical and Chemical Properties of
The purpose of this study was to study the influence of Pinus massoniana litter input with different densities on the soil physical and chemical properties and stand growth
and to improve the theoretical basis for selecting appropriate plantation management measures. Four planting densities
2 500 trees/hm2 (M1)
3 300 trees/hm2 (M2)
4 500 trees/hm2 (M3) and 6 000 trees/hm2 (M4) of P. massoniana forests
were set up as research subject. The structure equation was used to explore the influence of litter input of P. massoniana forest with different densitieson soil properties. The result showed that forest density had a significant impact on litter and soil physical and chemical properties. The total storage and water holding capacity of litter were the highest under M2
which was significantly higher than others. The litter had the largest nutrient reserves of carbon
nitrogen
phosphorus
and potassium in M2
amongh which the orgainic carbon is the major
accounting for 96.98% of the total. The differences in soil physical and chemical properties decreased with the depth of the soil layer increased
and the litter layer had a greater impact on the physical and chemical properties in the surface soil. Soil water holding capacity
porosity
pH
total phosphorus
alkaline nitrogen and available phosphorus were all the highest in M2
whereas the organic matter and total nitrogen presented as M4>M2>M3>M1
and total potassium and available potassium had highest contents in M1. Litter accumulation and nutrient reserves were significantly positively correlated with soil silt
water holding capacity
porosity
organic matter
total phosphorus
and available nitrogen
while significantly negatively correlated with soil bulk density and permeability. The structural equation showed that the total storage of litter had a significantly positive correlation with soil physical and chemical properties
whereas soil water holding capacity had a significantly negative correlation with soil physical and chemical properties. Soil chemical properties had a significant positive correlation with forest volume
and a significant negative correlation was found between the forest stock and litter nutrients contents. In summary
the P. massoniana forest with M2 density had the more litter accumulation and nutrients reserves
which could reduce surface runoff
increase soil water holding capacity and porosity
reduce the loss of available nutrients
and promote root extension and extension
which should be the more appropriate forestation measures.
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