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林业科学 ›› 2002, Vol. 38 ›› Issue (4): 19-29.doi: 10.11707/j.1001-7488.20020404

• 论文及研究报告 • 上一篇    下一篇

土地利用变化对土壤物理组分中有机碳分配的影响

吴建国 张小全 王彦辉 徐德应   

  1. 中国林业科学研究院森林环境与保护研究所,北京100091
  • 收稿日期:2001-04-05 修回日期:1900-01-01 出版日期:2002-07-25 发布日期:2002-07-25

THE EFFECTS OF LAND USE CHANGES ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF SOIL ORGANIC CARBON IN PHYSICAL FRACTIONATION OF SOIL

Wu Jianguo,Zhang Xiaoquan,Wang Yanhui,Xu Deying   

  1. Research Institute of Forest Ecology and Environmental Science, Chinese Academy of Forestry Beijing100091
  • Received:2001-04-05 Revised:1900-01-01 Online:2002-07-25 Published:2002-07-25

摘要:

根据宁夏固原地区近25a的历史资料,本文将土地利用类型分为:天然次生林(山杨、辽东栎、灌木)、次生林砍伐后形成的牧草地、农田及农田或牧草地形成的人工林(13a、18a、25a华北落叶松) ,并应用土壤有机质物理分组方法对这些类型0~110cm土层土壤物理组分中的有机碳(轻组有机碳与颗粒有机碳)含量、分配比例及非保护性有机碳分配比例进行了研究。结果表明:轻组有机碳分配比例,几种天然次生林比人工林、牧草地和农田都显著低,而人工林、牧草地与农田之间的差异却不显著;轻组有机碳含量,农田和牧草地比天然次生林分别低46%和14%以上,人工林比农田和牧草地分别高100%和27%以上;颗粒有机碳分配比例,天然次生林比人工林和农田低,牧草地与天然次生林的差异不显著;颗粒有机碳含量方面,农田和牧草地比天然次生林分别低38%和25%以上,而人工林比农田和牧草地分别高79%和47%以上;非保护性库中有机碳分配比例方面,天然次生林比人工林、农田低。从以上结果可以看出,天然林变成农田使土壤有机碳稳定性降低,而变成牧草地则影响较小。在农田中造林,对土壤有机碳的稳定性影响较小,而在牧草地中造林则使土壤有机碳稳定性降低。土地利用变化主要对0~50cm土层内的土壤物理组分有机碳产生影响,其含量及分配比例总体上随土层深度增加而降低,并在土壤剖面中分布表现为表层组(0~10cm)、主根系层组、次根系层组、根系底层组(90cm以下)几个土壤层次,各个土壤层组内差异较小,层间差异较大。

关键词: 土地利用变化, 土壤有机碳, 有机质组分

Abstract:

Studying the effects of land use change on soil organic carbon(SOC) by means of soil physical fractionation may help to understand the stability of SOC. According to 25 years historic data of land use in the Guyuan region of Ningxia, China, the land use type were classified into natural secondary forests dominated by Quercus liaotungensis or Populus davidiana, brushwood, 13,18,25-year-lod larch ( Larix principis-rupprechtii) plantation, rangeland and cropland. The SOC content and its fraction in soil physical fractionation (light-fraction organic matter(LF-OM) and particulate organic matter (POM)) and unprotected soil organic carbon pool in 0~110 cm depth of soil for these land uses were investigated. It was found that the proportion of SOC in LF-OM was lower in natural secondary forests than other land use ways, i.e., larch plantation, rangeland and cropland. The differences among plantations, rangeland and cropland were not significant. The SOC content in LF-OM in cropland and rangeland was 46% and 14% respectively lower than natural secondary forest, and those for plantations were over doubled and 27% higher respectively than cropland and rangeland. The proportion of SOC in POM was higher in plantations and cropland than the natural secondary forests, but these for rangeland is near the natural secondary forests. The SOC content in POM for cropland and rangeland were 38% and 25% respectively lower than natural secondary forests, and those for plantations were 79% and 47% respectively greater than cropland and rangeland. The proportion of SOC in unprotected SOC pool was lower for natural forests than cropland and plantations. The stability of SOC can been showed by analyzing SOC fraction in soil physical fractionation and unprotected soil organic carbon,while SOC content in this fractionation can indicate content of unstable SOC. The comparison of the SOC content and its fraction in soil physical fractionation and unprotected soil organic carbon pool infer that conversion of natural forests into cropland or afforestion in rangeland would cause the destabilization of SOC, while afforestion in cropland or conversion of natural forests into rangeland would have no obvious impacts on the stabilization of SOC.Land use change has obvious impacts on the SOC content and its fraction in soil physical fractionation of unprotected SOC pool in 0~50 cm soil depth.These SOC content and its fraction in soil physical fractionation of unprotected pool decreased with increased soil depth for different land uses and there is significant difference for them among different groups of soil layers of surface soil layer (0~10 cm), soil layers with rich roots, soil layers with few roots and bottom soil (below 90 cm),but there is no significant differences for them within in same soil layers.

Key words: Land use change, Soil organic carbon, Fraction of soil organic matter