Repressive Causes of Degradation on Phenols from the soil in Pure Chinese Fir Succession.

He Guangxun

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He Guangxun. Repressive Causes of Degradation on Phenols from the soil in Pure Chinese Fir Succession.[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 1995, 12(4): 434-439.

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He Guangxun. Repressive Causes of Degradation on Phenols from the soil in Pure Chinese Fir Succession.[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 1995, 12(4): 434-439.

Repressive Causes of Degradation on Phenols from the soil in Pure Chinese Fir Succession.

He Guangxun

1.
Zhejiang Forestry College, Lin'an 311300, PRC

Received Date: 1995-05-19
Rev Recd Date: 1995-09-04
Publish Date: 1995-12-30

Abstract

When the concentration of phenols accumulated in the soil under Chinese fir forest from time to time, it can decrease the growth of trees, even to death. The degradation of phenols in the soil mainly relies on the growth and development of many microbes. For this, the stimulation of organic matters, nitrogen and phosphate in the soil under Chinese fir is very important; otherwise microbes (such as bacterium) may change theirs metabolism to submetabolism, and accumulate submetabolites. The microbes in the soilunder Chinese fir aren't able to degrade the martters. The small stimulation of Chinese fir litter is a key not degrading these phenols, so in order to degrade these phenols, it should be added other organic matters.
- forest land,
- phenols,
- degradation,
- repression,
- soil organic matters,
- soil microorganism

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Repressive Causes of Degradation on Phenols from the soil in Pure Chinese Fir Succession.

1. Zhejiang Forestry College, Lin'an 311300, PRC

Received Date: 1995-05-19

Rev Recd Date: 1995-09-04

Publish Date: 1995-12-30

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Abstract: When the concentration of phenols accumulated in the soil under Chinese fir forest from time to time, it can decrease the growth of trees, even to death. The degradation of phenols in the soil mainly relies on the growth and development of many microbes. For this, the stimulation of organic matters, nitrogen and phosphate in the soil under Chinese fir is very important; otherwise microbes (such as bacterium) may change theirs metabolism to submetabolism, and accumulate submetabolites. The microbes in the soilunder Chinese fir aren't able to degrade the martters. The small stimulation of Chinese fir litter is a key not degrading these phenols, so in order to degrade these phenols, it should be added other organic matters.

Repressive Causes of Degradation on Phenols from the soil in Pure Chinese Fir Succession.

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