ZHOU Shixuan, XIA Bin, HAO Wanglin, et al. Stability of Deep Soil Organic Carbon of Dam Land on the Loess Plateau[J]. 2022, 36(4): 284-289.
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ZHOU Shixuan, XIA Bin, HAO Wanglin, et al. Stability of Deep Soil Organic Carbon of Dam Land on the Loess Plateau[J]. 2022, 36(4): 284-289. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.04.035.
Stability of Deep Soil Organic Carbon of Dam Land on the Loess Plateau
As an important carbon reservoir in the Loess Plateau
the stability of soil organic carbon in the deep layer of silt dam greatly affects soil carbon storage capacity and carbon emission. In this study
the soil organic carbon content and its components of the silt dam profile in loess hilly-gully region were investigated to study the variation characteristics and influencing factors of soil organic carbon content and its stability under different utilization years and different deposition depths. Results demonstrated that:(1) Soil organic carbon (SOC) content in the deep layer of the dam was lower than that in the surface layer of the sloping farmland
and there was no obvious organic carbon enrichment phenomenon. The SOC content of dam land increased with the increasing of utilization years. (2) The contents of SOC
EOC
MBC and DOC in the dam land with different utilization years showed obvious surface aggregation phenomenon. The content of MBC
DOC and EOC was higher in 0-60 cm soil layer. (3) Compared with the shallow soil
the SOC in the deep layer of the dam had higher stability
long-term tillage in dam would reduce the stability of SOC in deep soil. (4) The dominant factors affected SOC stability in shallow and deep soils were different. The stability of shallow SOC was mainly affected by soil depth
organic carbon content and clay content
which could explain 50.4%
19.6% and 11.8% of the variation
respectively. The stability of deep SOC was mainly affected by organic carbon content
soil water content and utilization years
which could explain 38.9%
33.9% and 11.8% of the variation
respectively.
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