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Responses of microbial activity to carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus additions in forest mineral soils differing in organic carbon content
Biology and Fertility of Soils ( IF 5.1 ) Pub Date : 2021-02-13 , DOI: 10.1007/s00374-021-01545-5
Veronika Jílková , Kateřina Jandová , Jaroslav Kukla

Labile C input to the soil can cause the priming effect (PE) that in turn changes the soil organic C (SOC) content. However, little information is available to predict the magnitude of the PE in different soils, especially under concurrent changes in nutrient inputs. We took advantage of a natural gradient in labile C input in the surroundings of wood ant nests in a temperate coniferous forest which arises through the long-term effects of wood ant foraging on the inputs of honeydew to soil. We collected soils from the surface mineral horizon (high-SOC content) (A horizon) and the subsoil mineral horizon (low-SOC content) (B horizon) at 4 m (low labile C input and higher SOC content) and 70 m (high labile C input and lower SOC content) from four nests. In a 6-month laboratory microcosm experiment, we monitored microbial activity and PE as affected by no nutrient addition (control) or fortnightly additions of labile C alone or in combination with N and/or P (C, CN, CP, CNP). Microbial activity and PE after C addition increased more at 70 m than at 4 m in the B horizon, that is, were higher with a lower SOC content. However, microbial activity and PE in the B horizon were not affected by additions of N and/or P with C. In the A horizon, microbial activity and PE were lower after combined CN addition but increased by combined CP addition relative to C addition alone. In conclusion, labile C inputs had a larger effect on decomposition and PE in low-SOC than high-SOC soils, whereas N and P inputs had greater effects in high-SOC soils than in low-SOC soils. This suggests that low-SOC soils such as those subjected to a high long-term labile C input or those from the subsoil mineral horizon might be more susceptible to increase microbial activity in relation to changes in labile C inputs but less susceptible in relation to changes in N and P inputs relative to high-SOC soils.



中文翻译:

森林矿物土壤中有机碳含量不同时微生物活性对碳,氮和磷添加的响应

输入土壤的不稳定碳会引起启动效应(PE),进而改变土壤有机碳(SOC)含量。但是,很少有信息可用来预测不同土壤中PE的量,特别是在养分输入同时变化的情况下。我们利用温带针叶林中的木蚁巢周围不稳定的碳输入的自然梯度,这是由于木蚁觅食对蜜瓜向土壤输入的长期影响而产生的。我们在4 m(不稳定的C输入和较高的SOC含量)和70 m(低的C输入量)下从地表矿物层(高SOC含量)(A层)和地下土壤矿物层(低SOC含量)(B层)收集土壤。高不稳定的C输入和较低的SOC含量)。在为期6个月的实验室缩影实验中,我们监测了微生物活性和PE,不受单独添加营养素(对照)或每两周添加不稳定的C或与N和/或P(C,CN,CP,CNP)组合的影响。在B层中,添加C后的微生物活性和PE在70 m处比在4 m处增加更多,也就是说,在SOC较低的情况下更高。但是,B层中微生物活性和PE不受碳和N和/或P的影响。在A层中,CN联合添加后微生物活性和PE较低,但CP联合添加使微生物活性和PE相对于C单独增加。总之,在低SOC土壤中,不稳定的碳输入对分解和PE的影响大于高SOC土壤,而在高SOC土壤中,氮和P的输入比在低SOC土壤中的影响更大。

更新日期:2021-02-15
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