Nutrients and litter decomposition in <EM>Vatica mangachapoi</EM> forest versus <EM>Casuarina equisetifolia</EM> plantation

WANG Min-ying; LIU Qiang; DING Ya-feng; FU Su-zhen; YE Zhao-li; FENG Tai-sheng

Volume 25 Issue 5

Oct. 2008

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WANG Min-ying, LIU Qiang, DING Ya-feng, FU Su-zhen, YE Zhao-li, FENG Tai-sheng. Nutrients and litter decomposition in Vatica mangachapoi forest versus Casuarina equisetifolia plantation[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2008, 25(5): 597-603.

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WANG Min-ying, LIU Qiang, DING Ya-feng, FU Su-zhen, YE Zhao-li, FENG Tai-sheng. Nutrients and litter decomposition in Vatica mangachapoi forest versus Casuarina equisetifolia plantation[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2008, 25(5): 597-603.

Nutrients and litter decomposition in Vatica mangachapoi forest versus Casuarina equisetifolia plantation

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Department of Biology，Hainan Normal University，Haikou 571158，Hainan，China;
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The Key Laboratory of Tropical Animal and Plant Ecology of Hainan Province，Haikou 571158，Hainan，China

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Corresponding author: LIU Qiang
Publish Date: 2008-10-20

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The aim of this study was to provide a scientific basis for constructing a mixed forest of Vatica mangachapoi and Casuarina equisetifolia . Comparative biogeochemical and litter decomposition studies were conducted in similar environmental conditions on Shimeiwan Coast in Wanning City，Hainan Island. Results showed that （1） the concentration of N in leaf and branch compartments of V. mangachapoi forest was significantly higher（Pleaf ＝ 0.008，Pbranch＜0.001）than that of C. equisetifolia plantation；the concentration of phosphorus in leaf，branch and root compartments of V. mangachapoi forest was significantly higher（Pleaf =0.030，Pbranch＜ 0.001，Proot = 0.021） than that of C. equisetifolia plantation；the concentration of K in leaf，branch and root compartments of V. mangachapoi forest was significantly higher（Pleaf＜ 0.001，Pbranch＜0.001，Proot＜0.001） than that of C. equisetifolia plantation. （2）In the soil，N and K of the V. mangachapoi forest was significantly higher（PN＜0.001，PK = 0.028） than that of the C. equisetifolia plantation，but phosphorus was not significantly different. （3） Concentrations of N，P，and K in all compartments of both forest and plantation changed with the season，except for the concentration of N and P in soil compartments. Finally，（4）the turnovers of V. mangachapoi litter and C. equisetifolia litter were 3.52 and 1.83 years respectively under V. mangachapoi forest，whereas they were 3.53 and 3.45 years respectively under C. equisetifolia plantation. Thus，the V. mangachapoi forests had a stronger N，P，and K accumulation capability than the C. equisetifolia plantation，and the microenvironment under V. mangachapoi was more conductive to litter decomposition.［Ch，2 fig. 2 tab. 33 ref.］
- rest ecology,
- Vatica mangachapoi forest,
- Casuarina equisetifolia plantation,
- nutrient elements,
- litter,
- decomposition

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Nutrients and litter decomposition in Vatica mangachapoi forest versus Casuarina equisetifolia plantation

1. Department of Biology，Hainan Normal University，Haikou 571158，Hainan，China;

2. The Key Laboratory of Tropical Animal and Plant Ecology of Hainan Province，Haikou 571158，Hainan，China

Corresponding author: LIU Qiang

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Abstract: The aim of this study was to provide a scientific basis for constructing a mixed forest of Vatica mangachapoi and Casuarina equisetifolia . Comparative biogeochemical and litter decomposition studies were conducted in similar environmental conditions on Shimeiwan Coast in Wanning City，Hainan Island. Results showed that （1） the concentration of N in leaf and branch compartments of V. mangachapoi forest was significantly higher（Pleaf ＝ 0.008，Pbranch＜0.001）than that of C. equisetifolia plantation；the concentration of phosphorus in leaf，branch and root compartments of V. mangachapoi forest was significantly higher（Pleaf =0.030，Pbranch＜ 0.001，Proot = 0.021） than that of C. equisetifolia plantation；the concentration of K in leaf，branch and root compartments of V. mangachapoi forest was significantly higher（Pleaf＜ 0.001，Pbranch＜0.001，Proot＜0.001） than that of C. equisetifolia plantation. （2）In the soil，N and K of the V. mangachapoi forest was significantly higher（PN＜0.001，PK = 0.028） than that of the C. equisetifolia plantation，but phosphorus was not significantly different. （3） Concentrations of N，P，and K in all compartments of both forest and plantation changed with the season，except for the concentration of N and P in soil compartments. Finally，（4）the turnovers of V. mangachapoi litter and C. equisetifolia litter were 3.52 and 1.83 years respectively under V. mangachapoi forest，whereas they were 3.53 and 3.45 years respectively under C. equisetifolia plantation. Thus，the V. mangachapoi forests had a stronger N，P，and K accumulation capability than the C. equisetifolia plantation，and the microenvironment under V. mangachapoi was more conductive to litter decomposition.［Ch，2 fig. 2 tab. 33 ref.］

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