Nitrogen (N) deposition impacts seedling growth of Pinus massoniana via N:P ratio effects and the modulation of adaptive responses to low P (phosphorus).
Nitrogen (N) deposition impacts seedling growth of Pinus massoniana via N:P ratio effects and the modulation of adaptive responses to low P (phosphorus).
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氮 (N) 沉积通过 N:P 比率效应和对低磷(磷)的适应性响应调节影响马尾松幼苗生长。
DOI:
10.1371/journal.pone.0079229
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发表时间:
2013
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影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Yang Q
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作者:
Zhang Y;Zhou Z;Yang Q
In forest ecosystems with phosphorus (P) deficiency, the impact of atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition on nutritional traits related to P uptake and P use potentially determines plant growth and vegetation productivity. Two N deposition simulations were combined with three soil P conditions (homogeneous P deficiency with evenly low P; heterogeneous P deficiency with low subsoil P and high topsoil P; high P) using four full-sib families of Masson pine (Pinus massoniana). Under homogeneous P deficiency, N had a low effect on growth due to higher N:P ratios, whereas N-sensitive genotypes had lower N:P ratios and greater N sensitivity. The N effect increased under higher P conditions due to increased P concentration and balanced N:P ratios. An N:P threshold of 12.0–15.0 was detected, and growth was increased by N with an N:P ratio ≤ 12.0 and increased by P with an N:P ratio ≥ 15.0. Under homogeneous P deficiency, increased P use efficiency by N deposition improved growth. Under heterogeneous P deficiency, a greater P deficiency under N deposition due to increased N:P ratios induced greater adaptive responses to low P (root acid phosphatase secretion and topsoil root proliferation) and improved P acquisition and growth. N deposition diversely affected seedling growth across different P conditions and genotypes via N:P ratio effects and the modulation of adaptive responses to low P. The positive impact of N on growth was genotype-specific and increased by soil P addition due to balanced N:P ratios. These results indicate the significance of breeding N-sensitive tree genotypes and improving forest soil P status to compensate for increasing N deposition.
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