Global warming has increased the frequency and intensity of cold waves
which changes soil respiration and its components
but studies on the effects of warming and cold waves on soil respiration and its components in subtropical forests are still scarce.Soil respiration was separated by trench method
and the effects of warming on total soil respiration
root respiration and microbial respiration in a subtropical evergreen broad-leaved natural forest during a cold wave were studied by using a soil respiration high-frequency automated observation system.The results showed that:(1) When the cold wave occurred
total soil respiration rate was decreased significantly by 45.93% and 25.68%
and the soil microbial respiration rate was decreased significantly by 51.25% and 35.54% in the control and warming treatments during the cold wave
respectively.However
the cold wave did not affect the root respiration rate in the warming treatment
while the root respiration rate in the control treatment was significantly decreased by 39.72% during the cold wave.(2) Soil warming changed diel patterns of total soil respiration and root respiration during the observation period
with the warming causing the daily peak of total soil respiration and root respiration to occur 1 and 2 h earlier
but the daily peaks of total soil respiration and root respiration were synchronized between the control and warming treatments when the cold wave occurred.(3) The temperature sensitivity (Q10) of total soil respiration
root respiration and microbial respiration was reduced after soil warming during the observation period
respectively
while the Q10 of root respiration was higher than that of microbial respiration.Thus
to accurately understand the changes of total soil respiration
root respiration and microbial respiration and their response to soil warming under extreme weather such as a cold wave is important to improve the prediction accuracy of soil carbon emissions after climate warming.
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