Litter decomposition and nitrogen mineralization of soils in subtropical |
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出 版 社：Plant and Soil |
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发表时间：2001 |
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台 站：鼎湖山森林生态系统定位研究站 |
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作 者：Zhi-an Li, Shao-lin Peng, Debbie J. Rae, Guo-yi Zhou
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点 击 率：631920 |
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关 键 字(英文)：Acacia auriculaeformis, Acacia mangium, CO2 release, Eucalyptus citriodora, exotic nitrogen, litter decomposition, nitrogen mineralization, Pinus elliotii, Schima superba |
| 摘 要(英文)：Litter decomposition and nitrogen mineralization were investigated in subtropical plantation forests in southern China. The CO2 –Crelease from incubated litter and the forest floor of Acacia mangium, Acacia auriculaeformis,Eucalyptus citriodora, Pinus elliotii and Schima superba stands were used to estimate relative rates of litter decomposition. Decomposition was not positively correlated with litter nitrogen. E. citridora litter decomposed
most rapidly and A. mangium litter most slowly, both with and without the addition of exotic nitrogen. Aerobic incubation and intact soil core incubation at 30 C over a period of 30 days were used to assess nitrogen mineralization of six forest soils. Although there were differences in results obtained using the two methods, patterns between legume and non-legume species were the same regardless of method. All soils had pH values below 4.5, but this did not prevent nitrification. The dominant form of mineral nitrogen was nitrate for legume species and ammonium for non-legume species. The nitrogen mineralization potential was highest for soils in which legumes were growing. |
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