Journal of Natural Resources, Volume. 35, Issue 5, 1250(2020)

Changes of organic carbon and related soil enzyme activities during vegetation degradation in Gahai Wetland

Wei-wei MA and Wen-ying SUN*
Author Affiliations
  • College of Forestry, Gansu Agricultural University, Lanzhou 730070, China
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    Figures & Tables(5)
    Soil organic carbon content in different vegetation degradation stages
    Soil invertase and amylase activities in different vegetation degradation stages
    Soil fiber disaccharidase and cellulose activities in different vegetation degradation stages
    • Table 1. General information of sampling sites

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      Table 1. General information of sampling sites

      退化
      程度
      盖度/%地下生物量
      (干质量)/(g/m2)
      水位容重
      /(g/cm3)
      通气度
      /%
      总孔隙度
      /%
      CK962133.34有较浅的季节性积水,
      地下水位20~40 cm
      0.36±0.0128.92±3.7931.86±4.12
      SD861378.23无积水,地下水位40~70 cm0.39±0.0224.60±5.9827.06±6.45
      MD45347.86无积水,地下水位70 cm以下0.61±0.0528.26±3.2229.93±2.98
      HD由于严重退化,地表几乎无植被生长,地表裸露面积90%以上0.56±0.0323.70±3.1925.6±3.26
    • Table 2. Pearson correlation analysis between organic carbon content and soil enzymes activity

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      Table 2. Pearson correlation analysis between organic carbon content and soil enzymes activity

      地上生物量土壤有机碳纤维素酶纤二糖酶淀粉酶
      蔗糖酶0.874**0.946**0.696**0.830**0.681**
      淀粉酶0.744*0.644**0.557**0.834**
      纤二糖酶0.700*0.871**0.755**
      纤维素酶0.830**0.803**
      土壤有机碳0.961**
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    Received: Mar. 7, 2019

    Accepted: --

    Published Online: Oct. 17, 2020

    The Author Email: Wen-ying SUN (419386215@qq.com)

    DOI:10.31497/zrzyxb.20200519

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