Litter decomposition and phosphorus release in an oak forest ecosystem

CHEN Jin-lin; WU Chun-lin; JIANG Zhi-lin; XU Xin-jian

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CHEN Jin-lin, WU Chun-lin, JIANG Zhi-lin, XU Xin-jian. Litter decomposition and phosphorus release in an oak forest ecosystem[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2002, 19(4): 367-371.

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CHEN Jin-lin, WU Chun-lin, JIANG Zhi-lin, XU Xin-jian. Litter decomposition and phosphorus release in an oak forest ecosystem[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2002, 19(4): 367-371.

Litter decomposition and phosphorus release in an oak forest ecosystem

1.
Faculty of Forest Resources and Environment , Nanjing Forestry University , Nanjing 210037, Jiangsu, China

Publish Date: 2002-12-20

Abstract

Study on the litter decomposition and phosphorus release in an oak (Quercus variabilis ) forest ecosystem was made by means of decomposition date obtained from litter bag in Jiangsu Province The mathematical models of litter weight residual rate with decomposition duraton were set up , and also the half declining and 95 % declining times were estimated .The main results showed that the order for annual decomposition rate of litter weight was fine roots medium-diameter roots fallen leaves withered branches thick roots , while the order for annual release rate of phosphorus was fine roots medium-diameter roots withered branches fallen leaves thick roots . Results also showed that temperature , moisture content and microorganism were the main factors to influence litter decomposition .
- oak (Quercus variabilis)forest,
- ecosystem,
- litter,
- phosphorus,
- decomposition property

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Litter decomposition and phosphorus release in an oak forest ecosystem

1. Faculty of Forest Resources and Environment , Nanjing Forestry University , Nanjing 210037, Jiangsu, China

Publish Date: 2002-12-20

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Abstract: Study on the litter decomposition and phosphorus release in an oak (Quercus variabilis ) forest ecosystem was made by means of decomposition date obtained from litter bag in Jiangsu Province The mathematical models of litter weight residual rate with decomposition duraton were set up , and also the half declining and 95 % declining times were estimated .The main results showed that the order for annual decomposition rate of litter weight was fine roots medium-diameter roots fallen leaves withered branches thick roots , while the order for annual release rate of phosphorus was fine roots medium-diameter roots withered branches fallen leaves thick roots . Results also showed that temperature , moisture content and microorganism were the main factors to influence litter decomposition .

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