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Effects of Grassland Degradation and Re-vegetation on Carbon and Nitrogen Storage in the Soils of the Headwater Area Nature Reserve on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau,China 被引量:18
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作者 SU Xu-kun WU Yu +3 位作者 DONG Shi-kui WEN Lu LI Yuan-yuan WANG Xue-xia 《Journal of Mountain Science》 SCIE CSCD 2015年第3期582-591,共10页
Both overgrazing and climate change contribute to grassland degradation in the alpine regions of China and negatively affect soil carbon and nitrogen pools. We quantified changes in soil organic carbon (SOC) and tot... Both overgrazing and climate change contribute to grassland degradation in the alpine regions of China and negatively affect soil carbon and nitrogen pools. We quantified changes in soil organic carbon (SOC) and total nitrogen (TN) in black soil beach (BSB). We measured SOC and TN in severely degraded and non-degraded grasslands to calculate differences in carbon and nitrogen storage, and field survey results were extrapolated to the entire headwaters area of the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau (36.3xlos krn~) to determine SOC and TN losses from these grasslands. We also evaluated changes in SOC and TN in severely degraded grasslands that were artificially re-vegetated five, seven and nine years ago. Totally 92.43 Tg C and 7.08 Tg N were lost from the BSB in the headwater area, which was approximately 50% of the original C and N soil pools. Re-vegetation of the degraded grasslands in the headwater area would result in a gain of 32.71 Tg C in the soil after five years, a loss of 5.5a Tg C after seven years and an increase of 44.15 Tg C after nine years. The TN increased by 53.09% and 59.98% after five and nine years, respectively, while it decreased by 4.92% after seven years of re-vegetation. The results indicate that C and N stocks followed a "V" shaped pattern with re- vegetation time. Understanding plant-soil interactions during succession of artificially planting grassland ecosystems is essential for developing scientifically sound management strategies for the effectively re-vegetated BSB. 展开更多
关键词 Black soil beach Grassland degradation Soil loss REVEGETATION Alpine grasslands Soil carbonsequestration Soil nitrogen sequestration
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Enhancing phytolith carbon sequestration in rice ecosystems through basalt powder amendment 被引量:9
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作者 Fengshan Guo Zhaoliang Song +5 位作者 Leigh Sullivan Hailong Wang Xueyan Liu Xudong Wang Zimin Li Yuying Zhao 《Science Bulletin》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2015年第6期591-597,M0003,共8页
Global warming as a result of rapid increase in atmospheric COa emission is significantly influencing world's economy and human activities. Carbon sequestra- tion in phytoliths is regarded as a highly stable carbon s... Global warming as a result of rapid increase in atmospheric COa emission is significantly influencing world's economy and human activities. Carbon sequestra- tion in phytoliths is regarded as a highly stable carbon sink mechanism in terrestrial ecosystems to mitigate climate change. However, the response of plant phytolith-occluded carbon (PhytOC) to external silicon amendments remains unclear. In this study, we investigated the effects of basalt powder (BP) amendment on phytolith carbon sequestration in rice (Oryza sativa), a high-PhytOC accumulator. The results showed that the contents of phytolith and PhytOC in rice increased with BP amendment. The PhytOC produc- tion flux in different rice plant parts varied considerably (0.005-0.041 Mg CO_2 ha^-1 a^-1), with the highest flux in the sheath. BP amendment can significantly enhance flux of phytolith carbon sequestration in croplands by 150 %. If the global rice cultivation of 1.55 × 10^8 ha had a similar flux of PhytOC production in this study, 0.61× 10^7 to 1.54 × 10^7 Mg CO_2 would be occluded annually within global rice phytoliths. These findings highlight that exter- nal silicon amendment such as BP amendment represents an effective potential management tool to increase long- term biogeochemical carbon sequestration in crops such as rice and may also be an efficient way to mitigate the global warming indirectly. 展开更多
关键词 PHYTOLITH Carbon sink carbonsequestration Basalt powder amendment RICE
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Linking microbial carbon pump capacity and efficacy to soil organic carbon storage and stability under heavy metal pollution 被引量:1
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作者 Xiao Liu Xia Xu +5 位作者 Tian Ma Shiwei Zhou Xiaoli Bi Hongbo He Xudong Zhang Weihuan Li 《Soil Ecology Letters》 CSCD 2023年第2期55-63,共9页
Heavy metal pollution can lead to a great loss of soil organic carbon(SOC).However,the microbial mechanisms that link heavy metal pollution to SOC remain poorly understood.Here,we investigated five apple-orchard soils... Heavy metal pollution can lead to a great loss of soil organic carbon(SOC).However,the microbial mechanisms that link heavy metal pollution to SOC remain poorly understood.Here,we investigated five apple-orchard soils at different distances from a Pb-Zn smelter.After assessing the heavy metal pollution level based on Grade Ⅱ of the national soil environmental quality standard(China),we found SOC stocks and microbial carbon pump(MCP)capacity(i.e.,microbial residue carbon)under medium and heavy pollution levels were significantly lower than those under safe,cordon and light pollution levels.The structural equation model showed causality in the SOC variations linked to pollution level through MCP capacity,which could contribute 77.8% of the variance in SOC storage.This verified MCP capacity can serve as a key parameter for evaluation of SOC storage under heavy metal pollution.Soil MCP efficacy,i.e.,the proportion of microbial residue carbon to SOC,also decreased under medium and heavy pollution.This suggested that,with a heavier pollution level,there was a higher rate of reduction of microbial residue carbon in soil than the rate of reduction of SOC.As MCP efficacy can be a useful assessment of SOC stability,the significantly positive relationship between MCP efficacy and clay content in correlation analysis implied that lower MCP efficacy was correlated with SOC stability under the heavier pollution level.Our study provides valuable insights to identify the mechanisms of microbially mediated C transformation processes that are influenced by heavy metal pollution in agroecosystems. 展开更多
关键词 Microbial residues Soil microbial carbon pump carbonsequestration Heavy metals Agricultural soil
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