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基于Kriging插值的连州市森林土壤有机碳含量的 空间特征
程长福1, 张志辉1, 康 剑2, 丁晓纲3
1.清远市龙坪林场;2.中国科学院华南植物园;3.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:
森林土壤有机碳是森林碳库的重要组成部分。研究通过大范围采集连州市森林土壤分层样本 并测定有机碳含量,通过空间分析方法,进而揭示连州市林地土壤有机碳含量的空间分布格局特征。结 果表明:连州市森林土壤有机碳平均含量分别为 13.05±7.01 g/kg(I-F-1),11.81±6.01 g/kg(I-F-2), 11.30±5.86 g/kg(I-F-3)。土壤有机碳含量在垂直空间上随着土层的加深而降低,但土层间差异不显著。 在空间分布上,有机碳含量在连州市东南部区域为高值区,中北部为低值区域。这可能是地形、水系等 原因造成的。
关键词:  森林土壤  有机碳  空间分布  分层
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Spatial Patterns of Forest Soil Organic Carbon Content in Lianzhou City
chengchangfu1, zhangzhihui1, KANG Jian2, DING Xiaogang3
1.qingyuanshilongpinglinchang;2.South China Botanical Garden, Chinese Academy of Sciences;3.Guangdong Provincial Key Laboratory of Silviculture, Protection and Utilization/ Guangdong Academy of Forestry, GuangzhouSciences
Abstract:
Forest soil organic carbon is an important part of the forest carbon pool. This study collected stratified forest soil samples and measured organic carbon content in a wide range of Lianzhou city, and then revealed the spatial distribution pattern of soil organic carbon content in Lianzhou city through the spatial analysis method. The results showed that the average content of forest soil organic carbon in Lianzhou was 13.05±7.01 g/kg (I-F-1), 11.81±6.01 g/kg (I-F-2), and 11.30±5.86 g/kg (I-F-3), respectively. Soil organic carbon content in vertical space decreased with the deepening of the soil layer, but the difference between soil layers was not signi?cant. In terms of spatial distribution, the content of organic carbon in the southeastern parts of Lianzhou is a high-value area, and the content of organic carbon in the central and northern part of Lianzhou is a low-value area. This may be due to terrain, water system, and other reasons. The results of this study are helpful in clearly understanding the forest soil site conditions in Lianzhou city and provide a basis for more reasonable forest cultivation.
Key words:   forest soil  organic carbon  spatial pattern  layered