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Leguminosae plants play a key role in affecting soil physical-chemical and biological properties during grassland succession after farmland abandonment in the Loess Plateau,China
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作者 SUN Lin YU Zhouchang +5 位作者 TIAN Xingfang ZHANG Ying SHI Jiayi FU Rong LIANG Yujie ZHANG Wei 《Journal of Arid Land》 SCIE CSCD 2023年第9期1107-1128,共22页
Leguminosae are an important part of terrestrial ecosystems and play a key role in promoting soil nutrient cycling and improving soil properties.However,plant composition and species diversity change rapidly during th... Leguminosae are an important part of terrestrial ecosystems and play a key role in promoting soil nutrient cycling and improving soil properties.However,plant composition and species diversity change rapidly during the process of succession,the effect of leguminosae on soil physical-chemical and biological properties is still unclear.This study investigated the changes in the composition of plant community,vegetation characteristics,soil physical-chemical properties,and soil biological properties on five former farmlands in China,which had been abandoned for 0,5,10,18,and 30 a.Results showed that,with successional time,plant community developed from annual plants to perennial plants,the importance of Leguminosae and Asteraceae significantly increased and decreased,respectively,and the importance of grass increased and then decreased,having a maximum value after 5 a of abandonment.Plant diversity indices increased with successional time,and vegetation coverage and above-and below-ground biomass increased significantly with successional time after 5 a of abandonment.Compared with farmland,30 a of abandonment significantly increased soil nutrient content,but total and available phosphorus decreased with successional time.Changes in plant community composition and vegetation characteristics not only change soil properties and improve soil physical-chemical properties,but also regulate soil biological activity,thus affecting soil nutrient cycling.Among these,Leguminosae have the greatest influence on soil properties,and their importance values and community composition are significantly correlated with soil properties.Therefore,this research provides more scientific guidance for selecting plant species to stabilize soil ecosystem of farmland to grassland in the Loess Plateau,China. 展开更多
关键词 secondary succession LEGUMINOSAE plant diversity plant community composition soil physical-chemical properties soil biological properties
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Effects of long-term fencing on soil microbial community structure and function in the desert steppe,China
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作者 PAN Yaqing KANG Peng +2 位作者 QU Xuan RAN Yichao LI Xinrong 《Journal of Arid Land》 SCIE CSCD 2024年第3期431-446,共16页
One of the goals of grazing management in the desert steppe is to improve its ecosystem.However,relatively little is known about soil microbe communities in the desert steppe ecosystem under grazing management.In this... One of the goals of grazing management in the desert steppe is to improve its ecosystem.However,relatively little is known about soil microbe communities in the desert steppe ecosystem under grazing management.In this study,we investigated the diversity and aboveground biomass of Caragana korshinskii Kom.shrub communities in long-term fencing and grazing areas,combined with an analysis of soil physical-chemical properties and genomics,with the aim of understanding how fence management affects plant-soil-microbial inter-relationships in the desert steppe,China.The results showed that fence management(exclosure)increased plant diversity and aboveground biomass in C.korshinskii shrub area and effectively enhanced soil organic carbon(233.94%),available nitrogen(87.77%),and available phosphorus(53.67%)contents.As well,the Shannon indices of soil bacteria and fungi were greater in the fenced plot.Plant-soil changes profoundly affected the alpha-and beta-diversity of soil bacteria.Fence management also altered the soil microbial community structure,significantly increasing the relative abundances of Acidobacteriota(5.31%-8.99%),Chloroflexi(3.99%-5.58%),and Glomeromycota(1.37%-3.28%).The soil bacterial-fungal co-occurrence networks under fence management had higher complexity and connectivity.Based on functional predictions,fence management significantly increased the relative abundance of bacteria with nitrification and nitrate reduction functions and decreased the relative abundance of bacteria with nitrate and nitrite respiration functions.The relative abundances of ecologically functional fungi with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi,ectomycorrhizal fungi,and saprotrophs also significantly increased under fence management.In addition,the differential functional groups of bacteria and fungi were closely related to plant-soil changes.The results of this study have significant positive implications for the ecological restoration and reconstruction of dry desert steppe and similar areas. 展开更多
关键词 desert steppe fence management Caragana korshinskii soil physical-chemical property soil microorganism
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Cultivation effects on soil texture and fertility in an arid desert region of northwestern China 被引量:3
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作者 HE Mingzhu JI Xibin +1 位作者 BU Dongsheng ZHI Jinhu 《Journal of Arid Land》 SCIE CSCD 2020年第4期701-715,共15页
In arid desert regions of northwestern China, reclamation and subsequent irrigated cultivation have become effective ways to prevent desertification, expand arable croplands, and develop sustainable agricultural produ... In arid desert regions of northwestern China, reclamation and subsequent irrigated cultivation have become effective ways to prevent desertification, expand arable croplands, and develop sustainable agricultural production. Improvement in soil texture and fertility is crucial to high soil quality and stable crop yield. However, knowledge on the long-term effects of the conversion of desert lands into arable croplands is very limited. To address this problem, we conducted this study in an arid desert region of northwestern China to understand the changes in soil physical-chemical properties after 0, 2, 5, 10, 17, and 24 years of cultivation. Our results showed that silt and clay contents at the 17-year-old sites increased 17.5 and 152.3 folds, respectively, compared with that at the 0-year-old sites. The soil aggregate size fraction and its stability exhibited an exponential growth trend with increasing cultivation ages, but no significant change was found for the proportion of soil macroaggregates(>5.00 mm) during the 17 years of cultivation. The soil organic carbon(SOC) content at the 24-year-old sites was 6.86 g/kg and increased 8.8 folds compared with that at the 0-year-old sites. The total(or available) nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium contents showed significant increasing trends and reached higher values after 17(or 24) years of cultivation. Changes in soil physical-chemical properties successively experienced slow, rapid, and stable development stages, but some key properties(such as soil aggregate stability and SOC) were still too low to meet the sustainable agricultural production. The results of this long-term study indicated that reasonable agricultural management, such as expanding no-tillage land area, returning straw to the fields, applying organic fertilizer, reducing chemical fertilizer application, and carrying out soil testing for formula fertilization, is urgently needed in arid desert regions. 展开更多
关键词 RECLAMATION soil physical-chemical properties soil aggregate stability mean weight diameter(MWD) water stable aggregate percentage(WSAP) principal component analysis(PCA)
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Introduction of Dalbergia odorifera enhances nitrogen absorption on Eucalyptus through stimulating microbially mediated soil nitrogen-cycling 被引量:2
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作者 Xianyu Yao Qianchun Zhang +3 位作者 Haiju Zhou Zhi Nong Shaoming Ye Qi Deng 《Forest Ecosystems》 SCIE CSCD 2021年第4期789-800,共12页
Background:There is substantial evidence that Eucalyptus for nitrogen(N)absorption and increasing the growth benefit from the introduction of N-fixing species,but the underlying mechanisms for microbially mediated soi... Background:There is substantial evidence that Eucalyptus for nitrogen(N)absorption and increasing the growth benefit from the introduction of N-fixing species,but the underlying mechanisms for microbially mediated soil N cycling remains unclear.Methods:We investigated the changes of soil pH,soil water content(SWC),soil organic carbon(SOC),total N(TN),inorganic N(NH_(4)^(+)-N and NO_(3)^(-)-N),microbial biomass and three N-degrading enzyme activities as well as the biomass and N productivity of Eucalyptus between a pure Eucalyptus urophylla×grandis plantation(PP)and a mixed Dalbergia odorifera and Eucalyptus plantation(MP)in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region,China.Results:Compared with the PP site,soil pH,SWC,SOC and TN in both seasons were significantly higher at the MP site,which in turn enhanced microbial biomass and the activities of soil N-degrading enzymes.The stimulated microbial activity at the MP site likely accelerate soil N mineralization,providing more available N(NH_(4)^(+)-N in both seasons and NO_(3)^(-)-N in the wet-hot season)for Eucalyptus absorption.Overall,the N productivity of Eucalyptus at the MP site was increased by 19.7% and 21.9%,promoting the biomass increases of 15.1% and 19.2% in the drycold season and wet-hot season,respectively.Conclusion:Our results reveal the importance of microbially mediated soil N cycling in the N absorption on Eucalyptus.Introduction of D.odorifera enhances Eucalyptus biomass and N productivity,improve soil N availability and increased soil C and N concentration,which hence can be considered to be an effective sustainable management option of Eucalyptus plantations. 展开更多
关键词 Eucalyptus plantations soil physical-chemical properties Microbial biomass soil enzyme activities Nitrogen availability
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Nutrient resorption and its influencing factors of typical desert plants in different habitats on the northern margin of the Tarim Basin, China
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作者 ZHOU Chongpeng GONG Lu +1 位作者 WU Xue LUO Yan 《Journal of Arid Land》 SCIE CSCD 2023年第7期858-870,共13页
The resorption of nutrients from senescent leaves allows plants to conserve and recycle nutrients. To explore the adaptation strategies of desert plants to nutrient-limited environments, we selected four typical deser... The resorption of nutrients from senescent leaves allows plants to conserve and recycle nutrients. To explore the adaptation strategies of desert plants to nutrient-limited environments, we selected four typical desert plants(Populus euphratica Oliv., Tamarix ramosissima Ledeb., Glycyrrhiza inflata Batal., and Alhagi camelorum Fisch.) growing in the desert area of the northern margin of the Tarim Basin,China. The contents of nitrogen(N), phosphorus(P), potassium(K), calcium(Ca), magnesium(Mg), and Ferrum(Fe) in the leaves of these four typical desert plants and their resorption characteristics were analyzed. The relationship of nutrient resorption efficiency with leaf functional traits and soil physical-chemical properties in two different habitats(saline-alkali land and sandy land) was discussed.The results showed that the four plants resorbed most of the elements. Ca was enriched in the leaves of P.euphratica, G. inflate, and A. camelorum;Mg was enriched in the leaves of G. inflata;and Fe was enriched in the leaves of the four plants. The results of the redundancy analysis showed that leaf thickness, soil electrical conductivity, and soil P content were the major factors affecting the nutrient resorption efficiency of the four plants. Leaf thickness was negatively correlated with N resorption efficiency(NRE),P resorption efficiency, and Fe resorption efficiency;soil electrical conductivity was positively correlated with the resorption efficiency of most elements;and soil P content was negatively correlated with the resorption efficiency of most elements in the plant leaves. The results showed that soil physical-chemical properties and soil nutrient contents had an important impact on the nutrient resorption of plant leaves.The same species growing in different habitats also differed in their resorption of different elements. The soil environment of plants and the biological characteristics of plant leaves affected the resorption of nutrient elements in different plants. The purpose of this study is to provide small-scale data support for the protection of ecosystems in nutrient-deficient areas by studying leaf functional strategies and nutrient conservation mechanisms of several typical desert plants. 展开更多
关键词 nutrient resorption leaf functional traits soil physical-chemical properties resorption efficiency different habitats desert plants
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Effects of rodent-induced disturbance on eco-physiological traits of Haloxylon ammodendron in the Gurbantunggut Desert,Xinjiang,China 被引量:1
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作者 XIANG Yanling WANG Zhongke +4 位作者 LYU Xinhua HE Yaling LI Yuxia ZHUANG Li ZHAO Wenqin 《Journal of Arid Land》 SCIE CSCD 2020年第3期508-521,共14页
Disturbance by rodents alters the morphologies and nutrients of plants as well as the physical-chemical properties of the soils.Changes in plants are considered to be mechanisms of defense against the disturbance by r... Disturbance by rodents alters the morphologies and nutrients of plants as well as the physical-chemical properties of the soils.Changes in plants are considered to be mechanisms of defense against the disturbance by rodents.Rodents gnaw on the assimilating branches of Haloxylon ammodendron(CA Mey.)Bunge and burrow under the bushes in the desert ecosystems of Xinjiang,China.However,eco-physiological responses of different age groups of H.ammodendron to the disturbance by rodents are not well understood.In this study,soil physical-chemical properties under the shrubs and the above-ground morphological,physiological and biochemical features of assimilating branches of H.ammodendron of different age groups(i.e.,young,30−100 cm;middle-aged,100−200 cm;and mature,>200 cm)in burrowed and non-burrowed(control)areas were studied in 2018.We found that disturbance by rodents significantly increased the crown width and total branching rates of young and middle-aged H.ammodendron.Photosynthetic pigment contents of assimilating branches of H.ammodendron were significantly reduced under the disturbance by rodents.In term of plant nutrients,the main differences among different age groups of H.ammodendron under the disturbance by rodents occurred in the total soluble sugar and reducing sugar contents that decreased in young plants,increased in middle-aged plants,and did not affect in mature plants.Crude protein and phosphorus contents significantly increased,while crude fiber and calcium contents significantly decreased in young plants.Crude fat and calcium contents significantly decreased in middle-aged plants.Soil organic matter(SOM),total nitrogen(TN),available nitrogen(AN)and available potassium(AK)contents in the topsoil(0–20 cm),which are conducive to forming''fertile islands'',also increased under the disturbance by rodents.In particular,soil AN and AK were the major factors affecting the above-ground morphological characteristics of H.ammodendron in burrowed areas.Overall,the response and defense strategies of H.ammodendron to the disturbance by rodents differed among different age groups,and the effect of the disturbance by rodents on H.ammodendron gradually weakened with the increasing plant age. 展开更多
关键词 age groups MORPHOLOGY assimilating branches soil physical-chemical properties photosynthetic pigments
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