Editorial Board J. Plant Nutr. Soil Sci. 1/2014          下载免费PDF全文

Karl‐Heinz Feger  Sven Schubert 《植物养料与土壤学杂志》2014,177(1):1-1

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Editorial Board J. Plant Nutr. Soil Sci. 5/2014          下载免费PDF全文

Karl‐Heinz Feger  Sven Schubert 《植物养料与土壤学杂志》2014,177(5):649-649

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Ecosystem partitioning of N-glycine after long-term climate and nutrient manipulations, plant clipping and addition of labile carbon in a subarctic heath tundra     

Pernille Lrkedal Sorensen  Anders Michelsen  Sven Jonasson 《Soil biology & biochemistry》2008,40(9):2344-2350

Low temperatures and high soil moisture restrict cycling of organic matter in arctic soils, but also substrate quality, i.e. labile carbon (C) availability, exerts control on microbial activity. Plant exudation of labile C may facilitate microbial growth and enhance microbial immobilization of nitrogen (N). Here, we studied ¹⁵N label incorporation into microbes, plants and soil N pools after both long-term (12 years) climate manipulation and nutrient addition, plant clipping and a pulse-addition of labile C to the soil, in order to gain information on interactions among soil N and C pools, microorganisms and plants. There were few effects of long-term warming and fertilization on soil and plant pools. However, fertilization increased soil and plant N pools and increased pool dilution of the added ¹⁵N label. In all treatments, microbes immobilized a major part of the added ¹⁵N shortly after label addition. However, plants exerted control on the soil inorganic N concentrations and recovery of total dissolved ¹⁵N (TD¹⁵N), and likewise the microbes reduced these soil pools, but only when fed with labile C. Soil microbes in clipped plots were primarily C limited, and the findings of reduced N availability, both in the presence of plants and with the combined treatment of plant clipping and addition of sugar, suggest that the plant control of soil N pools was not solely due to plant uptake of soil N, but also partially caused by plants feeding labile C to the soil microbes, which enhanced their immobilization power. Hence, the cycling of N in subarctic heath tundra is strongly influenced by alternating release and immobilization by microorganisms, which on the other hand seems to be less affected by long-term warming than by addition or removal of sources of labile C.  相似文献   

Effects of litter addition and warming on soil carbon, nutrient pools and microbial communities in a subarctic heath ecosystem     

Riikka Rinnan  Anders Michelsen  Sven Jonasson 《Applied soil ecology》2008,39(3):271-281

Climatic warming leads to the expansion of deciduous shrubs and trees in the Arctic. This leads to higher leaf litter inputs, which together with warming may alter the rate of carbon and nutrient cycling in the arctic ecosystems. We assessed effects of factorial warming and additional litter on the soil ecosystem of a subarctic heath in a 7-year-long field experiment. Fine root biomass, dissolved organic carbon (DOC) and total C concentration increased in response to warming, which probably was a result of the increased vegetation cover. Litter addition increased the concentration of inorganic P in the uppermost 5 cm soil, while decreasing the pool of total P per unit area of the organic profile and having no significant effects on N concentrations or pools. Microbial biomass C and N were unaffected by the treatments, while the microbial biomass P increased significantly with litter addition. Soil ergosterol concentration was also slightly increased by the added litter in the uppermost soil, although not statistically significantly. According to a principal component analysis of the phospholipid fatty acid profiles, litter addition differed from the other treatments by increasing the relative proportion of biomarkers for Gram-positive bacteria. The combined warming plus litter addition treatment decreased the soil water content in the uppermost 5 cm soil, which was a likely reason for many interactions between the effects of warming and litter addition. The soil organic matter quality of the combined treatment was also clearly different from the control based on a near-infrared reflectance (NIR) spectroscopic analysis, implying that the treatment altered the composition of soil organic matter. However, it appears that the biological processes and the microbial community composition responded more to the soil and litter moisture conditions than to the change in the quality of the organic matter.  相似文献   

NIR-spectroscopic investigation of foliage of ozone-stressed <Emphasis Type="Italic">Fagus sylvatica</Emphasis> trees     

Martina?G?b  Katharina?Hoffmann  Melanie?Lobe  Rut?Metzger  Sven van?Ooyen  Gereon?ElbersEmail author  Barbara?K?llner 《Journal of Forest Research》2006,11(2):69-75

Near infrared (NIR) reflectance spectroscopy was tested as a fast method for characterizing the toxic effects of air pollution on trees. Fagus sylvatica was exposed to known, different levels of ozone during summer of 2003 in plant chambers. Leaves were taken from the plants and NIR spectra were recorded. In order to derive calibration models, reference analyses were carried out and soluble carbohydrates were determined by an enzymatic method. Minor components, like α-tocopherol, were measured after solvent extraction using gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. A partial least squares (PLS) algorithm was used to perform the chemometric analyses. Good or in some cases very good calibration statistics expressed in terms of root mean square error of cross validation and R² were obtained for glucose, fructose, sucrose, and α-tocopherol. In addition, a better than expected correlation between the NIR spectra of the leaves and the ozone concentration in the plant chambers was observed. NIR spectroscopy appears to be a very useful method to simultaneously determine many components in leaves that are related to the health of trees. It is obviously able to quantitatively describe the changing patterns of constituents in leaves of trees caused by toxic substances. Thus, NIR spectroscopy can be a very effective tool for environmental biomonitoring, especially for observation of forests.  相似文献   

First account of the metazoan parasite fauna of oilfish Ruvettus pretiosus Cocco, 1829 (Perciformes: Gempylidae) in South African waters     

Irfan Nunkoo  Mark J Weston  Cecile C Reed  Carl D van der Lingen  Sven Kerwath 《African Zoology》2017,52(4):237-241

Parasites are an important but neglected component of ecosystems that can be used as indicators of host biology and ecology. In the present study, the metazoan parasite assemblage of Ruvettus pretiosus, an understudied but widely distributed predatory gempylid, caught off South Africa was surveyed. A total of seven parasite taxa, including four new infection records (Bolbosoma capitatum, Rhadinorhynchus sp., Hepatoxylon trichiuri and Anisakis sp.), two new locality records (B. capitatum and Rhipidocotyle sp.) as well as the ectoparasitic copepod Sagum foliaceus and the cestode Tentacularia coryphaenae were recovered from the eight specimens examined.  相似文献   

The role of soil chemical properties,land use and plant diversity for microbial phosphorus in forest and grassland soils          下载免费PDF全文

Elisabeth Sorkau  Steffen Boch  Runa S. Boeddinghaus  Michael Bonkowski  Markus Fischer  Ellen Kandeler  Valentin H. Klaus  Till Kleinebecker  Sven Marhan  Jörg Müller  Daniel Prati  Ingo Schöning  Marion Schrumpf  Jan Weinert  Yvonne Oelmann 《植物养料与土壤学杂志》2018,181(2):185-197

Management intensity modifies soil properties, e.g., organic carbon (C_org) concentrations and soil pH with potential feedbacks on plant diversity. These changes might influence microbial P concentrations (P_mic) in soil representing an important component of the P cycle. Our objectives were to elucidate whether abiotic and biotic variables controlling P_mic concentrations in soil are the same for forests and grasslands, and to assess the effect of region and management on P_mic concentrations in forest and grassland soils as mediated by the controlling variables. In three regions of Germany, Schwäbische Alb, Hanich‐Dün, and Schorfheide‐Chorin, we studied forest and grassland plots (each n = 150) differing in plant diversity and land‐use intensity. In contrast to controls of microbial biomass carbon (C_mic), P_mic was strongly influenced by soil pH, which in turn affected phosphorus (P) availability and thus microbial P uptake in forest and grassland soils. Furthermore, P_mic concentrations in forest and grassland soils increased with increasing plant diversity. Using structural equation models, we could show that soil C_org is the profound driver of plant diversity effects on P_mic in grasslands. For both forest and grassland, we found regional differences in P_mic attributable to differing environmental conditions (pH, soil moisture). Forest management and tree species showed no effect on P_mic due to a lack of effects on controlling variables (e.g., C_org). We also did not find management effects in grassland soils which might be caused by either compensation of differently directed effects across sites or by legacy effects of former fertilization constraining the relevance of actual practices. We conclude that variables controlling P_mic or C_mic in soil differ in part and that regional differences in controlling variables are more important for P_mic in soil than those induced by management.  相似文献