LI Chunli, DONG Jun, WANG Hongbin, et al. Profile Distribution of Soil Organic Carbon Components in Chernozem Soils Under Different Land Use Types[J]. 2022, 36(5): 304-310.
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LI Chunli, DONG Jun, WANG Hongbin, et al. Profile Distribution of Soil Organic Carbon Components in Chernozem Soils Under Different Land Use Types[J]. 2022, 36(5): 304-310. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.05.037.
Profile Distribution of Soil Organic Carbon Components in Chernozem Soils Under Different Land Use Types
In order to assess the influence of land use on soil carbon pool
natural grassland
artificial woodland (directly converted from natural grassland) and cropland (reclaimed from natural grassland) in Chernozem region of Northeast China
were taken as research objects. A total of 45 soil samples were collected from these three land use types. Five soil pedogenic horizons (A
AB
BK
BC and C) in 0—100 cm soil were collected. Soil organic carbon (SOC)
water soluble organic carbon (WSOC)
light fraction organic carbon (LFOC)
and heavy fraction organic carbon (HFOC) contents were determined. The results showed that the contents of SOC
LFOC
and HFOC were mainly distributed in horizon A
but the content of WSOC was the highest in horizon BK
which was 0.27 g/kg. From horizon A to horizon C
SOC and its components contents of the three land use types all showed a decreasing trend
but the decreasing degree was obviously different. The grassland decreased slowly
the woodland decreased sharply
and the cropland decreased gradually. The contents of WSOC
LFOC
HFOC
and SOC decreased by 34% and 48%
20% and37%
7% and 5%
10% and 16%
respectively
after the grassland were converted into woodland and cropland. After grassland was converted to woodland and cropland
WSOC/SOC and LFOC/SOC decreased significantly but HFOC/SOC increased
indicating that the content of active organic carbon decreased rapidly. Land use types and soil horizons had significant effects on SOC
WSOC and LFOC
and had strong superposition effects on SOC and HFOC. At the same time
soil physical and chemical properties also affected SOC
WSOC
LFOC and HFOC to some extent. Rational land use management policies should be formulated to protect natural grassland from destruction
and play an important role in carbon sequestration of grassland ecosystem.
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