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林业科学 ›› 2010, Vol. 46 ›› Issue (7): 7-15.doi: 10.11707/j.1001-7488.20100702

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小兴安岭落叶松沼泽林土壤CO2,N2O和CH4的排放规律

牟长城,程伟,孙晓新,吴云霞   

  1. 东北林业大学林学院 哈尔滨 150040
  • 收稿日期:2009-03-31 修回日期:2009-06-30 出版日期:2010-07-25 发布日期:2010-07-25

Seasonal Variation of Emission Fluxes of CO2,N2O and CH4 from Larix gemlinii Swamps Soils in Xiaoxing’An Mountains of China

Mu Changcheng;Cheng Wei;Sun Xiaoxin;Wu Yunxia   

  1. Forestry College of Northeast Forestry University Harbin 150040
  • Received:2009-03-31 Revised:2009-06-30 Online:2010-07-25 Published:2010-07-25

摘要:

采用静态箱-气相色谱法,研究小兴安岭兴安落叶松-油桦-修氏苔草沼泽林、兴安落叶松-油桦-笃斯越橘-藓类沼泽林和兴安落叶松-狭叶杜香-中位泥炭藓沼泽林生长季节土壤温室气体(CO2,N2O和CH4)排放通量的季节变化规律、季节排放量及其主控因素。结果表明: 1)3种落叶松沼泽林土壤CO2排放通量均呈现夏季高(651.4~823.6 mg·m-2h-1)春秋季低(233.3~310.0 mg·m-2h-1)的单峰型季节变化,N2O排放通量(0.010~0.049,0.012~0.020和0.010~0.080 mg·m-2h-1)分别呈现夏季>春季>秋季,春季>夏季>秋季和秋季>春季>夏季的变化规律,CH4排放通量(-0.083~0.037,-0.122~0.078和-0.05~0.026 mg·m-2h-1)分别呈现春秋季排放、夏季吸收,春季排放、夏秋季吸收和春夏季排放、秋季吸收的交替式季节变化; 2)表层土壤(0~30 cm)温度是土壤CO2排放的主要影响因素,低水位与较高表层土壤温度是N2O排放的主要影响因素,水位是CH4排放的主要影响因素,高水位时土壤排放CH4,低水位时土壤吸收CH4; 3)3种落叶松沼泽林土壤在生长季节均为CO2排放源(20.8~25.2 t·hm-2),且夏季为强排放源、春秋季为弱排放源,3者均为N2O排放源(0.192~1.128 kg·hm-2),兴安落叶松-油桦-修氏苔草沼泽林为强排放源,另2者为弱排放源,兴安落叶松-油桦-修氏苔草沼泽林和兴安落叶松-油桦-笃斯越橘-藓类沼泽林土壤为CH4强吸收汇(1.152~1.200 kg·hm-2),兴安落叶松-狭叶杜香-中位泥炭藓沼泽林土壤为CH4弱排放源(0.168 kg·hm-2); 4)兴安落叶松-油桦-修氏苔草沼泽林土壤温室气体CO2排放强度最高(25.4 t·hm-2),另2者相对较低(20.8~21.2 t·hm-2),但均以CO2排放占绝对优势地位(99.63%~99.93%),N2O和CH4排放占次要地位(0.19%~0.92%和0.02%~0.10%)。

关键词: 落叶松沼泽林, 温室气体排放, 季节变化规律, 小兴安岭

Abstract:

The seasonal variation and the influence factors of emission fluxes of greenhouse gas (CO2, N2O and CH4) from the soil ofLarix gmelinii-Betula ovalifolia-Carex schmidtii swamp, Larix gmelinii-Betula ovalifolia-Vaccinium uliginosum-moss swamp and Larix gmelinii-Ledum palustre var. anjustum-Sphagnum magellanicum swamp were studied during the growing season by static opaque chamber-GC technique in Xiaoxing′an Mountains of China. The results showed that: 1)The patterns of seasonal variation of emission fluxes of CO2 from the soil of the three forested swamp communities all were a single-peak curve, high in summer(651.4~823.6 mg·m-2h-1), lower in spring and autumn(233.3~310.0 mg·m-2h-1); That of Emission fluxes of N2O from the three communities respectively were 0.010~0.049, 0.012~0.020 and 0.010~0.080 mg·m-2h-1, and their seasonal changes were in a order of summer >spring>autumn, spring>summer>autumn, and autumn>spring>summer respectively; Emission fluxes of CH4 from the three communities were -0.083~0.037,-0.122~0.078 and-0.05~0.026 mg·m-2h-1, that was the soil emitted CH4in spring and autumn, absorbing CH4 in summer; emitted CH4 in spring, absorbed CH4 in summer and autumn, and emitted CH4 in spring and summer, absorbed CH4 in autumn respectively in the three communities. 2)In the three communities, temperature of the soil (<30 cm ) was the main affecting factors of CO2emission; Higher temperature of the soil (<30 cm ) and lower water table were the main affecting factors of N2O emission; Water table was the main affecting factors of CH4 emission; The soil with lower water table emitted CH4, while the soil with higher water table absorbed CH4. 3)During the growing season, the soils of the three forested swamps all were the sources of CO2(20.8~25.2 t·hm-2), higher in summer, and lower in spring and autumn; The soils all were the sources of N2O (0.192~1.128 kg·hm-2). The soil ofLarix gmelinii-Betula ovalifolia-Carex schmidtii swamp emitted more N2O than the other two. The soils of Larix gmelinii-Betula ovalifolia-Carex schmidtii swamp and Larix gmelinii-Betula ovalifolia-Vaccinium uliginosum-moss swamps both were strong sinks of CH4 (1.152~1.200 kg·hm-2), but the soils of Larix gmelinii-Ledum palustre var. anjustum-Sphagnum magellanicum swamp were a weak sources of CH4 (0.168 kg·hm-2). 4) The emission of greenhouse gases from the soil of Larix gmelinii-Betula ovalifolia-Carex schmidtii swamp was higher (CO2:25.4 t·hm-2) than others (CO2: 20.8~21.2 t·hm-2). The greenhouse gas all were composed of CO2 mainly (99.63%~99.93%), few N2O and CH4 (0.19%~0.92% and 0.02%~0.10%).

Key words: forested swamps, greenhouse gas emission, seasonal variation, Xiaoxing&rsquo, an Mountains