Distribution of Soil Actinomycetes and Their Relationship With Soil Properties Beneath Dif ferent Forest Communities

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Song Zhang. Distribution of Soil Actinomycetes and Their Relationship With Soil Properties Beneath Dif ferent Forest Communities[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 1997, 14(1): 41-44.

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Song Zhang. Distribution of Soil Actinomycetes and Their Relationship With Soil Properties Beneath Dif ferent Forest Communities[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 1997, 14(1): 41-44.

Distribution of Soil Actinomycetes and Their Relationship With Soil Properties Beneath Dif ferent Forest Communities

Song Zhang

1.
Fujian College of Forestry, Nanping 353001, PRC

Received Date: 1996-09-11
Publish Date: 1997-03-20

Abstract

The distribution of actinomycetes in soils supporting 5 forest communities and its relationship with soil properties were ana lysed. The results showed that: 1. Sig nificant differences in distribution of groups of streptomycetes existed between 5 communities. The number and the groups of streptomycetes were most abundant in the soil under the forest community of Phoebe zhennan. 2. Each groupof streptomycetes in soil had its spectrum in different forest communities. The groupscomposition and the dominant groups of streptomycetes varied with different forest communities. 3. The distribution of actinomycetes was positively correlated with properties of soil fertility, and was affected by soil fertility.
- forest stand,
- forest land,
- soil actinomycetes,
- distribution,
- soil conditions,
- soil environment

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Distribution of Soil Actinomycetes and Their Relationship With Soil Properties Beneath Dif ferent Forest Communities

Song Zhang

1. Fujian College of Forestry, Nanping 353001, PRC

Received Date: 1996-09-11
Publish Date: 1997-03-20

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Abstract: The distribution of actinomycetes in soils supporting 5 forest communities and its relationship with soil properties were ana lysed. The results showed that: 1. Sig nificant differences in distribution of groups of streptomycetes existed between 5 communities. The number and the groups of streptomycetes were most abundant in the soil under the forest community of Phoebe zhennan. 2. Each groupof streptomycetes in soil had its spectrum in different forest communities. The groupscomposition and the dominant groups of streptomycetes varied with different forest communities. 3. The distribution of actinomycetes was positively correlated with properties of soil fertility, and was affected by soil fertility.

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