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Biotic Control of Calcium Supply: Distinguishing Sources to Regrowing Forests

Biotic Control of Calcium Supply: Distinguishing Sources to Regrowing Forests
钙供应的生物控制:区分再生森林的来源
批准号:
0235650
负责人:
Ruth Yanai
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2003
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2003-03-01 至 2007-02-28

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摘要/ ABSTRACT摘要:森林生态系统的环境胁迫研究尚未充分重视森林经营的影响以及与林分发育相关的变化。钙收支表明,年轻的北方阔叶林(30年树龄)将钙从矿物土壤转移到地上植被、森林地面和排水中,而较老的林分则处于近似稳定的状态。这种差异对于理解酸雨在美国东北部钙枯竭中的相对重要性是很重要的。此外,如果年轻的林分吸收了老林分无法获得的土壤钙,那么重复采伐不会导致钙的快速消耗,正如根据老林分的出口率和风化所预测的那样。另一方面,如果幼林对钙的迅速吸收加速了现成的蓄水池的枯竭,可持续的林业就可能受到威胁。我们的目标是确定矿物土壤中可风化钙的非硅酸盐来源的重要性,以及林龄对从矿物土壤中动员的钙的来源和大小的影响。我们将使用锶同位素和元素比例来确定不同土壤钙库对满足森林更新对钙的需求的相对重要性。广泛影响:多所大学将通过分包合同参与本研究,并将培养至少3名研究生和2名本科生。这项工作将提供信息,使森林管理者和决策者能够更好地作出造林决策。
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ABSTRACT: The effects of forest management, and the changes associated with stand development, have not been given sufficient emphasis in studies of environmental stress in forested ecosystems. Calcium budgets indicate that young northern hardwood stands (30 yrs old) transfer Ca from mineral soil into aboveground vegetation, forest floor, and drainage water, whereas older stands are in approximate steady state. This difference is important to understanding the relative importance of acid rain in Ca depletion in the northeastern United States. Futhermore, if young stands tap a pool of soil Ca unavailable to older stands, then repeated harvest will not result in rapid Ca depletion, as has been predicted based on rates of export and weathering in older stands. If, on the other hand, rapid Ca uptake by young stands hastens the depletion of readily available pools, sustainable forestry may be threatened. Our objectives are to determine the importance of non-silicate sources of weatherable Ca in the mineral soil, and the effect of stand age on the source and magnitude of Ca mobilized from the mineral soil. We will use Sr isotopes and element ratios to identify the relative importance of different soil Ca pools to meeting the Ca needs of regenerating forests.BROADER IMPACTS: Multiple Universities will be involved in this research through subcontracts, and at least 3 graduate students and 2 undergraduates will be trained. This work will provide information that will enable forest managers and policy makers to maker better decisions about silviculture.
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