N2-Fixing Tree Species Help to Alleviate C- and P-Limitation in Both Rhizosphere and Non-Rhizosphere Soils in the Eucalyptus Plantations of Subtropical China
Jiajun Li,
Haimei Huang,
Yeming You
et al.
Abstract:The extracellular enzyme activity (EEA) and enzymatic stoichiometry (EES) of soil are useful indicators of shifts in soil nutrition and microbial resource requirements. Nevertheless, it is uncertain how the limitation of soil microbial nutrients is altered by a Eucalyptus plantation mixed with a N2-fixing tree species. Our study examined the microbial nutrient limitation in two plantations: a pure Eucalyptus plantation (PP) and a mixed plantation (Eucalyptus and Erythrophleum fordii, MP) in rhizosphere and non… Show more
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