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深圳市级自然保护区土壤化学计量特征与植物多样性的相关性
谭琳,刘梦芸,甘先华,张卫强,黄钰辉,陶玉柱,周毅
1.广东省林业科技推广总站;2.广东省森林培育与保护利用重点实验室/广东省林业科学研究院
摘要:
研究分析了深圳市3 个市级自然保护区的土壤化学计量特征与植物多样性的相关性,结果表明:植物多样性指数多与土壤表层的C、N、P 化学计量比显著相关,但相关性较为复杂。其中大鹏自然保护区的植物均匀度指数(E)和田头山自然保护区的植物丰富度指数(R)与土壤表层的C、N、P 化学计量比呈显著的正相关性。但田头山自然保护区植物多样性指数(H"")、优势度指数(S)、均匀度指数(E)指数与土壤表层的C:P 和N:P 显著负相关。而铁岗—石岩湿地自然保护区的植物多样性指数与土壤C、N、P 化学计量比均没有显著的相关性。
关键词:  深圳市  自然保护区  化学计量比  植物-土壤反馈
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基金项目:1.广东省林业科技创新平台项目(2020-KYXM-09);2.林业科技创新平台运行补助项目(2020132051);3.省级生态公益林效益补偿资金统筹项目珠三角城市生态效益监测与评估;4.省级生态公益林效益补偿资金省统筹项目饮用水源区桉树林改造与质量提升研究与示范。
Correlation on Soil Stoichiometric Characteristics and Plant Diversity Indices in Nature Reserve in Shenzhen
TAN Lin1, LIU Mengyun2, GAN Xianhua2, ZHANG2, huang yuhui3, Weiqiang2, ZHOU Yi2
1.Guangdong Provincial Forestry Science and Technology Extension Station,Guangzhou;2.Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory of Silviculture,Protection and Utilization,Guangdong Academy of Forestry,Guangzhou;3.Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory of Silviculture, Protection and Utilization, Guangdong Academy of Forestry
Abstract:
This paper analyzed the relationships between soil stoichiometric characteristics and plant diversity indices in three nature reserves in Shenzhen. The results showed the relationships between soil stoichiometric characteristics and plant diversity indices are complicated, and most significant relationships happened in shallow soil (0-20 cm). The evenness index in Dapeng nature reserve and the plant species richness in Tiantoushan nature reserve were positively correlated with soil stoichiometry characteristics in shallow depth (0-20 cm) significantly. While the diversity index, plant dominance index, and evenness index were negatively correlated with soil C:P and N:P ( 0-10 cm) in Tiantoushan nature reserve significantly. In Tiegang-shiyan nature reserve, there were no significant relationships between soil stoichiometric and plant diversity indices.
Key words:  Shenzhen  Nature reserve  Stoichiometry  Plant-soil feedback