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Near-infrared characteristics of forest humus are correlated with soil respiration and microbial biomass in burnt soil
Authors:Hannu Fritze  Petri Järvinen  Risto Hiukka
Institution:(1) Department of Forest Ecology, Finhish Forest Research Institute, P.O. Box 18, FIN-01301 Vantaa, Finland
Abstract:Near-infrared spectroscopy and soil physicochemical determinations (pHH2O, organic matter content, total C content, NH inf4 sup+ , total N content, cation-exchange capacity, and base saturation) were used to characterize fire-or wood ash-treated humus samples. The spectroscopic and the soil physicochemical analysis data from the humus samples were used separately to explain observed variations in soil respiration and microbial biomass C by partial least-square regression. The first regression component obtained from the physicochemical and spectroscopic characterization explained 10–12% and 60–80% of the biological variation, respectively. This suggests that information on organic material collected from near-infrared spectra is very useful for explaining biological variations in forest humus.
Keywords:Biological variation  Coniferous forest  Near-infrared spectrum  Partial least-square regression  Microbial biomass  Soil respiration
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