Characteristics of soil phosphorus fractions and microbial communities in <i>Pinus taiwanensis</i> Hayata forests at different altitudes in a subtropical region of China

Xiaomin, 曾晓敏 Zeng; Fan, Yuexin; Kaimiao, 林开淼 Lin; Panpan, 赵盼盼 Zhao; Ping, 袁萍 Yuan; Jiacong, 周嘉聪 Zhou; Qiufang, 张秋芳 Zhang; Lei, 程蕾 Cheng; Jianguo, 徐建国 Xu; Yuemin, 陈岳民 Chen

doi:10.5846/stxb201805071014

Acta Eco Sin

2018

DOI: 10.5846/stxb201805071014

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Characteristics of soil phosphorus fractions and microbial communities in Pinus taiwanensis Hayata forests at different altitudes in a subtropical region of China

曾晓敏 Zeng Xiaomin¹,

Yuexin Fan²,

林开淼 Lin Kaimiao³

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Changes in the stoichiometry of Castanopsis fargesii along an elevation gradient in a Chinese subtropical forest

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Zheng

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Elevation is important for determining the nutrient biogeochemical cycle in forest ecosystems. Changes in the ecological stoichiometry of nutrients along an elevation gradient can be used to predict how an element cycle responds in the midst of global climate change. We investigated changes in concentrations of and relationships between nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), potassium (K), calcium (Ca), and magnesium (Mg) in the leaves and roots of the dominant tree species, Castanopsis fargesii, along an elevation gradient (from 500 to 1,000 m above mean sea level) in a subtropical natural forest in China. We analyzed correlations between C. fargesii’s above-ground biomass and stoichiometry with environmental factors. We also analyzed the soil and plant stoichiometry of this C. fargesii population. Our results showed that leaf N decreased while leaf K and Ca increased at higher elevations. Meanwhile, leaf P showed no relationship with elevation. The leaf N:P indicated that C. fargesii was limited by N. Elevation gradients contributed 46.40% of the total variance of ecological stoichiometry when assessing environmental factors. Our research may provide a theoretical basis for the biogeochemical cycle along with better forest management and fertilization for this C. fargesii population.

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Changes in the stoichiometry of Castanopsis fargesii along an elevation gradient in a Chinese subtropical forest

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Zheng

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Characteristics of soil phosphorus fractions and microbial communities in Pinus taiwanensis Hayata forests at different altitudes in a subtropical region of China

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