SHI Zhao-yong, ZHANG Kai, MIAO Yan-fang, et al. Responses of Net Primary Productivity to Precipitation in Forests Dominated by Different Mycorrhizal Types[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2014, 33(1): 14-19.
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SHI Zhao-yong, ZHANG Kai, MIAO Yan-fang, et al. Responses of Net Primary Productivity to Precipitation in Forests Dominated by Different Mycorrhizal Types[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2014, 33(1): 14-19. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2014.01.001.
Responses of Net Primary Productivity to Precipitation in Forests Dominated by Different Mycorrhizal Types
including the indexes such as different mycorrhizal types
net primary production(NPP) and average annual precipitation(MAP) of forests
based on the global forest database. The new database was used to study the responses of NPP of the forests to MAP change. Of all forests dominated by six different mycorrhizal types
the total NPP
aboveground NPP and tree leaf NPP increased with increasing MAP. However
the belowground NPP
stem NPP
and fine and coarse NPP presented a trend of either increase or decrease with the enhancement of MAP in the forests. As far as the responses of forest total NPP to MAP change concerned
the highest explanation(31.79%) of MAP change to the variation of total NPP was observed in the forest dominated by arbuscular mycorrhiza+ecto-mycorrhiza type. Contrarily
the MAP change only explained the 4.85% of the variation of total NPP in the forest dominated by ecto-mycorrhiza+ectendomycorrhiza type
which was the lowest explanation in all the six forests. We conclude that different mycorrhizas affect the extent of response of forest NPP to MAP change. Mycorrhizal type is an important index for accurate prediction of future change of forest NPP with change of precipitation.
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