Soil Organic Carbon and Total Nitrogen of Soil Physical Fraction in the Process of Karst Rocky Desertification
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    The research area is a typical karst catchment subject to rocky desert ification in Huajiang Gorge, Guizhou Province. One representative soil sample was collected in each plot of strong, medium, light, or latent desertification grade. The research focused on soil organic carbon (SOC) and total nitrogen (TN) of physical fraction in the processes of rocky desertification. Results elucidated that the par ticulate organic carbon and nitrogen ( POC and PON) and light fraction organic carbon and nitrogen( LFOC and LFON) were higher than the mineral fraction in the process of rocky desertification. The C/ N values of part iculate fr action and light fraction were higher than those of total soil. The content sof POC, PON, LFOC, and LFON decreased with the increase of rocky desertification grade. The content of part iculate fraction and distribution ratio acted in accord with rocky desert if ication grade, while the above index of light fraction did not act in accord with rocky desert if ication grade. The enrichment and distribution ratios of POC and PON, as well as LFOC and LFON, were not the same. The decrease of POC and LFOC was faster than that of PON and LFON in the process of rocky desert if ication. Most POC in wood chopping sequence integrated with silt-clay particle to form organic-inorganic complex, with the integration way POC was protected and was diff icult to decompo se by microbe, while most POC in reclamation sequence integ rated with sand particle, with this kind of integr ation way SOC tended to be in a low humic degree and to be decomposed by microbe easily.

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卢红梅,王世杰.喀斯特石漠化过程中的土壤物理组分有机碳氮研究[J].水土保持通报英文版,2009,(5):50-55

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  • Received:July 09,2008
  • Revised:February 03,2009
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