Effects of acetylene at low concentrations on nitrification, mineralization and microbial biomass nitrogen concentrations in forest soils
Effects of acetylene at low concentrations on nitrification, mineralization and microbial biomass nitrogen concentrations in forest soils
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低浓度乙炔对森林土壤硝化、矿化和微生物量氮浓度的影响
DOI:
10.1007/s11434-008-0470-7
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发表时间:
2009
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影响因子:
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通讯作者:
Pan GenXing
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作者:
Luo XianBao;Zhang TengYu;Xu XingKai;Wang YingHong;Han Lin;Pan GenXing
Temperate forest surface soils at the varying distances from main trunks (e.g.,Pinus koraiensisandQuercus mongolica) were used to study the effects of acetylene (C2H2) at low concentrations on nitrification, mineralization and microbial biomass N concentrations of the soils, and to assess the contribution of heterotrophic nitrification to nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions from soils. The use of acetylene at partial pressures within a range from 10 to 100 Pa C2H2in headspace gas gave a significant decrease in N2O emission at soil moisture ofc. 45% water-filled porosity space, and the decrease was almost the same in each soil after exposure of C2H2at low concentrations. Heterotrophic nitrification could account for 21%–48% of total N2O emission from each soil; the contribution would increase with increasing distances from thePinus koraiensistrunks rather than from theQuercus mongolicatrunks. Under the experimental conditions, the use of C2H2at low concentrations showed no significant influence on soil microbial biomass N, net N mineralization and microbial respiration. However, 100 Pa C2H2in headspace gas could reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from soils. According to the rapid consumption of 10 Pa C2H2by forest soils and convenience for laboratory incubations, 50 Pa C2H2in headspace gas can be used to study the origin of N2O emissions from forest soils under aerobic conditions and the key associated driving mechanisms. The N2O and CO2emissions from the soils at the same distances from theQuercus mongolicatrunks were larger than those from thePinus koraiensistrunks, and both emissions decreased as the distances from trunks increased. The stepwise regression analysis showed that 95% of the variability in soil CO2emissions could be accounted for by the concentrations of soil total C and water soluble organic C and soil pH, and that 72% of the variability in soil N2O emissions could be accounted for by the concentrations of soil total N, exchangeable NH4+-N and microbial biomass N and 25% of the variability in heterotrophic nitrification by the soil microbial biomass N concentration. The emissions of N2O and CO2from forest soils after exposure of C2H2at low concentrations were positively related to the net nitrification of the soils.
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