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Phosphorus rather than nitrogen enhances CO2 emissions in tropical forest soils: Evidence from a laboratory incubation study
European Journal of Soil Science ( IF 4.2 ) Pub Date : 2020-01-03 , DOI: 10.1111/ejss.12885
Dafeng Hui 1 , Wesley Porter 2 , Jana R. Phillips 2, 3 , Marcos P.M. Aidar 4 , Steven J. Lebreux 5 , Christopher W. Schadt 3, 5 , Melanie A. Mayes 2, 3
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Ecosystem functional responses such as soil CO2 emissions are constrained by microclimate, available carbon (C) substrates and their effects upon microbial activity. In tropical forests, phosphorus (P) is often considered as a limiting factor for plant growth, but it is still not clear whether P constrains microbial CO2 emissions from soils. In this study, we incubated seven tropical forest soils from Brazil and Puerto Rico with different nutrient addition treatments (no addition, Control; C, nitrogen (N) or P addition only; and combined C, N and P addition (CNP)). Cumulative soil CO2 emissions were fit with a Gompertz model to estimate potential maximum cumulative soil CO2 emission (C m) and the rate of change of soil C decomposition (k). Quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) was conducted to quantify microbial biomass as bacteria and fungi. Results showed that P addition alone or in combination with C and N enhanced C m, whereas N addition usually reduced C m, and neither N nor P affected microbial biomass. Additions of CNP enhanced k, increased microbial abundances and altered fungal to bacterial ratios towards higher fungal abundance. Additions of CNP, however, tended to reduce C m for most soils when compared to C additions alone, suggesting that microbial growth associated with nutrient additions may have occurred at the expense of C decomposition. Overall, this study demonstrates that soil CO2 emission is more limited by P than N in tropical forest soils and those effects were stronger in soils low in P.

中文翻译:

磷而不是氮会增加热带森林土壤中的二氧化碳排放量:一项来自实验室孵化研究的证据

生态系统的功能响应(例如土壤CO 2排放)受小气候,可利用的碳(C)基质及其对微生物活性的影响所限制。在热带森林中,磷(P)通常被认为是植物生长的限制因素,但目前尚不清楚P是否会限制土壤中微生物的CO 2排放。在这项研究中,我们将巴西和波多黎各的7种热带雨林土壤进行了不同的营养添加处理(不添加,不添加;仅添加碳,氮(N)或磷;并添加碳,氮和磷(CNP))。用Gompertz模型拟合累积的土壤CO 2排放量,以估算潜在的最大累积土壤CO 2排放量(C m )和土壤C分解的变化率(k)。进行定量聚合酶链反应(qPCR)以量化微生物生物量,如细菌和真菌。结果表明,单独添加P或与C和N组合添加P均会提高C m,而添加N通常会降低C m,而N和P均不会影响微生物生物量。CNP的添加增强了k,增加了微生物的丰度,并改变了真菌与细菌的比例,从而提高了真菌的丰度。然而,CNP的添加倾向于降低C m 对于大多数土壤而言,与单独添加碳相比,表明与营养添加相关的微生物生长可能是以碳分解为代价的。总体而言,这项研究表明,热带森林土壤中P的土壤CO 2排放受N的限制要大于N,而P较低的土壤的影响更强。
更新日期:2020-01-03
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