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- Title
土壤增温对杉木幼苗细根呼吸和非结构性碳的影响.
- Authors
宋涛涛; 陈光水; 史顺增; 郭润泉; 郑欣; 熊德成; 陈望远; 陈廷廷
- Abstract
A field mesocosm experiment with Chinese fir (Cunninghamia lanceolata) seedlings was conducted in Chenda State-Owned Forest Farm, Sanming, Fujian Province. The effects of soil warming (ambient +5 ℃) on specific respiration rates and nonstructural carbohydrate (NSC) concentrations in fine roots were measured by the ingrowth core method, to reveal the belowground responses and the adaptability of Chinese fir to global warming. The results showed that soil warming caused significant changes of fine root NSC in the second year. The NSC and starch concentrations in 0-1 mm fine roots, and the NSC and sugar concentrations in 1-2 mm fine roots decreased signifi-cantly in January. The NSC, sugar and starch concentrations in 0-1 mm roots and the starch concentration in 1-2 mm roots increased in July. Soil warming had no significant effect on fine root NSC in the third year. The specific root respiration rate of the 0-1 mm roots significantly increased in July of the second year but significantly decreased in July of the third year in the warmed plots. Compared with the 0-1 mm roots, soil warming had no significant effect on the specific root respiration rate of the 1-2 mm roots. In conclusion, the responses of fine root respiration to soil warming depended on the duration of warming. Fine root respiration partly acclimated to soil warming with increasing duration of soil warming, which kept fine root NSC being relatively stable.
- Publication
Yingyong Shengtai Xuebao, 2018, Vol 29, Issue 3, p705
- ISSN
1001-9332
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.13287/j.1001-9332.201803.009