WANG Yajuan, CHEN Yunming, SUN Yarong, et al. Seasonal Variation of Plant Organ-Litter-Soil Stoichiometry in[J]. 2022, 36(4): 350-356.
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WANG Yajuan, CHEN Yunming, SUN Yarong, et al. Seasonal Variation of Plant Organ-Litter-Soil Stoichiometry in[J]. 2022, 36(4): 350-356. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.04.043.
Seasonal Variation of Plant Organ-Litter-Soil Stoichiometry in
To understand the seasonal variation of plant organs-litter-soil stoichiometry in Pinus tabulaeformis plantation in Loess Hilly region
the field investigation and laboratory experiments were used by means of spatio-temporal substitution method in Zhifanggou Watershed
Ansai District
Yan'an City
Shaanxi Province
China. The ecological stoichiometry characteristics of carbon (C)
nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) in different organs-litter-soil of Pinus tabulaeformis from April to October were analyzed. The results showed that:(1) From April to October
the contents of C and P in leaves increased gradually
and reached the highest in October. The contents of N and N:P in leaves and branches decreased first and then increased
and reached the lowest in August. While the contents ofC:N and C:P in branches and C:P and N:P in fine roots increased first and then decreased
and reached the highest in August. Soil C and N contents
C:P and N:P increased first and then decreased
and reached the highest value in August. Litter N content
C:P and N:P all showed a trend of decreasing first and then increasing
and reached the lowest in June
while P content had no significant change. (2) Except for N:P>14 in leaves from April to June and fine roots from April to August
N:P<14 in other organs from April to October
the growth of Pinus tabulaeflorus in this region was mainly restricted by N. (3) There were significant positive correlations between C and N contents and C:N of leaf and litter
and there were significant positive correlations between C:N
C:P and N:P (p<0.05). There was a significant negative correlation between leaf N:P and soil C:N (p<0.01)
but no significant correlation between other stoichiometric characteristics. There was a significant positive correlation between litter C content and soil P content (p<0.05). The results make the study of ecological stoichiometry of plantation more systematic and provide reference for vegetation growth in loess hilly region.
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