LIU Zikai, JIN Shengsheng, YU Hanxia, et al. Effect of Land Use Change on the Eco-stoichiometric Characteristics in Min River Estuary Wetland[J]. 2022, 36(6): 410-416.
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LIU Zikai, JIN Shengsheng, YU Hanxia, et al. Effect of Land Use Change on the Eco-stoichiometric Characteristics in Min River Estuary Wetland[J]. 2022, 36(6): 410-416. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2022.06.050.
Effect of Land Use Change on the Eco-stoichiometric Characteristics in Min River Estuary Wetland
Soil enzymes activities are important indicators for ecosystem function
playing key roles in nutrient cycling. In this study
five different land use types in Min River estuary wetland
i.e. reed wetland
tidal flat
grassland
farmland and fallow
were selected to investigate the effects of land use changes and restoration on soil enzymes activities as well as their relationship with soil properties. Soil enzymes activities including β—Glucosidase
N—Acetyl—β—glucosaminidase
L—Leucine aminopeptidase and phosphatase were detected. Results showed that soil pH
NH4+—N and NO3-—N contents were significantly higher in farmland than other land uses
while soil total carbon (C)
nitrogen (N)
and phosphorous (P) were significantly higher in fallow and reed wetland. Soil DOC
DON contents were significantly higher in fallow land
farmland and reed wetland than tidal flat and grassland. Soil microbial biomass carbon and nitrogen showed similar trend along different land uses with the highest in fallow land around 1 272 and 124 mg/kg
respectively. Soil enzymes activities showed similar pattern along different land uses
with the highest in fallow land
followed by reed wetland
farmland
grassland and tidal flat. Soil enzyme vector length ranged from 1.12~1.34
while all the vector angles were over 45°. Additionally
enzymatic eco-stoichiometric value was 1.00∶1.03∶1.33
indicating all the land uses were limited by phosphorus. Soil enzymes activities were significantly related with DOC
DON
microbial biomass C and N. These findings indicated that land use change from reed wetland to tidal flat significantly reduced soil nutrients
while fallow land increased soil microbial function
thereby providing alternative restoration strategy for wetland.
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