Soil physical and chemical properties in Shanghai’s urban forests

LIU Wei-hua; ZHANG Gui-lian; XU Fei; WANG Ya-ping; YU Xue-qin; WANG Kai-yun

Volume 26 Issue 2

Apr. 2009

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LIU Wei-hua, ZHANG Gui-lian, XU Fei, WANG Ya-ping, YU Xue-qin, WANG Kai-yun. Soil physical and chemical properties in Shanghai’s urban forests[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2009, 26(2): 155-163.

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LIU Wei-hua, ZHANG Gui-lian, XU Fei, WANG Ya-ping, YU Xue-qin, WANG Kai-yun. Soil physical and chemical properties in Shanghai’s urban forests[J]. Journal of Zhejiang A&F University, 2009, 26(2): 155-163.

Soil physical and chemical properties in Shanghai’s urban forests

1.
Shanghai Key Laboratory of Urbanization and Ecological Restoration，East China Normal University，Shanghai 200062，China;
2.
School of Resources and Environment Science，East China Normal University，Shanghai 200062，China;
3.
CAS-MPG Partner Institute for Computational Biology，Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences，Chinese Academy of Science，Shanghai 200031，China

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Corresponding author: WANG Kai-yun
Publish Date: 2009-04-20

Abstract

To explore the soil physical and chemical properties in regards to the vegetation community of urban forest，and to inquire the relationship between soil and the vegetation from the urban ecology angle，soil was collected from park green spaces，road green belts，residential areas，and green space affiliated to units within the external circle highway of Shanghai City. Based on the community structure，a system of 6 forest types consists of evergreen broad-leaved forest，deciduous broadleaved forest，evergreen coniferous forest，deciduous needle-leaf forest，evergreen shrub forest and deciduous shrub forest was determined. And the polts were ascertained according to the fan-shaped grid method of landscape pattern. Physicochemical properties were measured at soil depths of 0 － 10，10 － 20，and 20 － 30 cm. Results showed that average soil organic matter（SOM） above 30 cm was 15.52 g·kg－1，average total nitrogen（TN） was 3.78 g·kg－1，and average total phosphorus（TP） was 1.13 g·kg－1. SOM and TN in the surface layer were rich and gradually decreased with depth，but TP did not show a gradual downward trend. Soil density was between 1.44 － 1.60 g·cm－3. Because average SOM，TN，and TP in the top 30 cm of urban green belt soil in Shanghai were low and compaction had increased soil density，measures are needed to improve fertility levels，especially in the newly-established green belts，to enhance the nutrient content and increase the landscape effect. ［Ch，4 fig. 3 tab. 25 ref.］
- pedology,
- Shanghai,
- urban forest,
- plant community,
- soil organic matter,
- soil total nitrogen,
- soil total phosphorus

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Soil physical and chemical properties in Shanghai’s urban forests

1. Shanghai Key Laboratory of Urbanization and Ecological Restoration，East China Normal University，Shanghai 200062，China;

2. School of Resources and Environment Science，East China Normal University，Shanghai 200062，China;

3. CAS-MPG Partner Institute for Computational Biology，Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences，Chinese Academy of Science，Shanghai 200031，China

Corresponding author: WANG Kai-yun

Publish Date: 2009-04-20

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Abstract: To explore the soil physical and chemical properties in regards to the vegetation community of urban forest，and to inquire the relationship between soil and the vegetation from the urban ecology angle，soil was collected from park green spaces，road green belts，residential areas，and green space affiliated to units within the external circle highway of Shanghai City. Based on the community structure，a system of 6 forest types consists of evergreen broad-leaved forest，deciduous broadleaved forest，evergreen coniferous forest，deciduous needle-leaf forest，evergreen shrub forest and deciduous shrub forest was determined. And the polts were ascertained according to the fan-shaped grid method of landscape pattern. Physicochemical properties were measured at soil depths of 0 － 10，10 － 20，and 20 － 30 cm. Results showed that average soil organic matter（SOM） above 30 cm was 15.52 g·kg－1，average total nitrogen（TN） was 3.78 g·kg－1，and average total phosphorus（TP） was 1.13 g·kg－1. SOM and TN in the surface layer were rich and gradually decreased with depth，but TP did not show a gradual downward trend. Soil density was between 1.44 － 1.60 g·cm－3. Because average SOM，TN，and TP in the top 30 cm of urban green belt soil in Shanghai were low and compaction had increased soil density，measures are needed to improve fertility levels，especially in the newly-established green belts，to enhance the nutrient content and increase the landscape effect. ［Ch，4 fig. 3 tab. 25 ref.］

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