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林业科学 ›› 2026, Vol. 62 ›› Issue (1): 19-31.doi: 10.11707/j.1001-7488.LYKX20250034

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马尾松和红锥混交林及其纯林根系与菌丝对土壤不同磷组分含量的影响及其调控机制

岑启兰,刘润洪,罗欣宇,宋慧清,何鹏,秦惠珍,申卫军*()   

  1. 广西大学林学院 广西森林生态与保育重点实验室 南宁 530004
  • 收稿日期:2025-01-16 修回日期:2025-11-03 出版日期:2026-01-25 发布日期:2026-01-14
  • 通讯作者: 申卫军 E-mail:shenweijun@gxu.edu.cn
  • 基金资助:
    广西科技基地和人才专项(AD23026326,AD25069066);国家自然科学基金项目(U24A20430,32271847)

Influence and Regulatory Mechanisms of Roots and Mycelium of Pinus massoniana and Castanopsis hystrix Forests and Their Mixed Forest on the Contents of Different Soil Phosphorus Fractions

Qilan Cen,Runhong Liu,Xinyu Luo,Huiqing Song,Peng He,Huizhen Qin,Weijun Shen*()   

  1. Guangxi Key Laboratory of Forest Ecology and Conservation College of Forestry, Guangxi University Nanning 530004
  • Received:2025-01-16 Revised:2025-11-03 Online:2026-01-25 Published:2026-01-14
  • Contact: Weijun Shen E-mail:shenweijun@gxu.edu.cn

摘要:

目的: 探究马尾松和红锥混交林及相应纯林中根系与菌丝对土壤不同磷组分含量的影响及其调控机制,为亚热带人工林营造过程中的树种选择与配置及养分精准管理提供理论依据。方法: 以马尾松和红锥混交林及其纯林为研究对象,利用不同孔径(2 mm、48 μm和1 μm)的内生长袋原位区分根系与菌丝对土壤不同磷组分含量的调控作用,测定土壤中的磷组分含量等土壤理化性质及微生物生物量碳、氮、磷含量和酶活性,系统比较不同林分中根系与菌丝对土壤不同磷组分含量的影响,并借助相关性分析、方差分解和冗余分析识别关键调控因子。结果: 1) 相较于马尾松纯林,马尾松和红锥混交林可显著增强中等活性磷组分(NaOH-Po)的正向根系效应和活性磷组分(NaHCO3-Po)的负向根系效应,同时也显著增强活性磷组分(NaHCO3-Po)的正向菌丝效应和稳定磷组分(HCl-Pi)的负向菌丝效应(P<0.05)。2) 树种混交一方面通过根系介导的生物过程(抑制β-1,4-葡萄糖苷酶活性)与非生物过程(降低土壤pH值)显著促进中等活性磷组分(NaOH-Po)的积累(P<0.05),并推动活性磷组分向中等活性磷组分转化;另一方面通过菌丝介导的生物过程(增加微生物生物量碳含量和微生物生物量氮含量)显著增加活性磷组分(NaHCO3-Po)含量(P<0.05),并活化稳定磷组分,使其向活性磷组分转化。3) 相关性分析、方差分解和冗余分析结果进一步表明,生物因素是影响根系与菌丝调控土壤不同磷组分含量的关键因素。结论: 树种混交主要通过根系介导的生物与非生物过程及菌丝介导的生物过程调控土壤不同磷组分含量,其中生物因子起核心作用。在人工林经营中,应充分考虑不同树种根系与菌丝的生态策略,优化树种配置以提升土壤磷有效性和人工林生产力。

关键词: 人工林, 根系效应, 菌丝效应, 磷组分

Abstract:

Objective: The objectives of this study are to investigate the effects and regulatory mechanisms of roots and mycelium of Pinus massoniana and Castanopsis hystrix forests and their mixed forest on the content of different soil phosphorus fractions, so as to provide a theoretical basis for the species selection and nutrient management in the establishment of subtropical mixed-species plantations. Method: Sampling plots were set up in P. massoniana and C. hystrix forests and their mixed forest. Ingrowth bags with varying pore sizes (2 mm, 48 μm, and 1 μm) were used to physically distinguish the regulatory effects of roots and mycelium on the contents of different soil phosphorus fractions. Soil physicochemical properties such as phosphorus fraction contents, along with microbial biomass carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus contents, and enzyme activities were measured. A systematic comparison was conducted on the effects of roots and mycelia on different soil phosphorus fractions across the three types of forests. Key regulatory factors were identified using correlation analysis, variance partitioning, and redundancy analysis. Result: 1) Compared to the pure P. massoniana stand, the mixed stand of P. massoniana and C. hystrix exhibited a significant increase in the positive root effect on the moderately active phosphorus fraction (NaOH-Po) and the negative root effect on the active phosphorus fraction (NaHCO3-Po). Additionally, the mixed stand substantially elevated the positive mycelial effect on the active phosphorus fraction (NaHCO3-Po) and the negative mycelial effect on the stable phosphorus fraction (HCl-Pi) (P<0.05). 2) On the one hand, mixed tree species significantly promoted the accumulation of moderately active phosphorus fractions (NaOH-Po) through root-mediated biological processes (inhibition of β-1,4-glucosidase activity) and abiotic processes (decreasing soil pH) (P<0.05), thereby promoting the transformation of active phosphorus fractions (NaHCO3-Po) into moderately active phosphorus fractions. On the other hand, the mixed stand significantly enhanced the content of active phosphorus fractions (NaHCO3-Po) through mycelium-mediated processes (increasing microbial biomass carbon content and microbial biomass nitrogen content) (P<0.05). This process also activated stable phosphorus components, facilitating their conversion into the active phosphorus fractions. 3) Variance decomposition, redundancy analysis, and correlation analysis consistently demonstrated that biotic factors were the primary determinants influencing the regulation of different soil phosphorus fraction contents by roots and mycelium. Conclusion: Tree species mixing primarily regulates the contents of different soil phosphorus fractions through root-mediated biotic and abiotic processes and mycelium-mediated biotic processes, with biological factors playing a central role. In the management of plantations, full consideration should be given to the ecological strategies of roots and mycelia of different tree species, and species configuration should be optimized to enhance soil phosphorus availability and plantation productivity.

Key words: plantation, root effect, mycelia effect, phosphorus fractions

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