Contents of Soil Organic Carbon and Its Relations with Physicochemical Properties of Secondary Natural Oak Forests in Eastern Mountain Area of Liaoning Province
Contents of Soil Organic Carbon and Its Relations with Physicochemical Properties of Secondary Natural Oak Forests in Eastern Mountain Area of Liaoning Province[J]. 2017, 31(4): 135-140.
Contents of Soil Organic Carbon and Its Relations with Physicochemical Properties of Secondary Natural Oak Forests in Eastern Mountain Area of Liaoning Province[J]. 2017, 31(4): 135-140. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2017.04.022.
20-30 and 30-40 cm) and lab analysis of two representative natural secondary oak forest plots in Liaodong mountain area
which was located in the town of Benxi City River Estuary and the fairy town of Zhuanghe City
the distribution characteristics of soil organic carbon
total nitrogen
and total phosphorus at the depth of 0-40 cm was studied
and the relationship between organic carbon and other physical and chemical properties was discussed. Results showed that soil organic carbon
total nitrogen
total phosphorus
total potassium
available nitrogen
available phosphorus
available potassium and cation exchange capacity tended to decline with the increasing soil depth
however soil bulk density generally increased with increasing soil depth. According to the t test and variance analysis
there was a significant difference between the experiment indicators and the soil layer (P<0.05). Moreover
the content of silt showed a very high positive correlation with the soil organic carbon
pH value
total nitrogen
total phosphorus
total potassium
alkaline hydrolysis nitrogen
available phosphorus
available potassium and cation exchange capacity (r=0.430 9~0.919 0
n=44
P<0.01). While soil bulk density and the content of sand had a significant negative correlation with soil organic carbon (r=0.388 3~0.670 6
n=44
P<0.01). But the content of clay had no significant correlation with soil organic carbon. Stepwise regression analysis showed that the relationship between soil available nitrogen
the ratios of carbon to nitrogen
total potassium
pH
total nitrogen and organic carbon was the closest. Overall
there was close relationships between soil organic carbon and other physical and chemical properties
and the total nitrogen
available nitrogen
the ratios of carbon to nitrogen
total potassium and pH had big impact on it. At the same time