HE Mengxuan, MO Xunqiang, LI Hongyuan. Analysis of Soil Seed Bank Characteristics in Baxian Mountain of Jixian County Based on Detrended Canonical Correspondence Analysis[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2015, 35(3): 325-330.
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HE Mengxuan, MO Xunqiang, LI Hongyuan. Analysis of Soil Seed Bank Characteristics in Baxian Mountain of Jixian County Based on Detrended Canonical Correspondence Analysis[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2015, 35(3): 325-330. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2015.03.065.
Analysis of Soil Seed Bank Characteristics in Baxian Mountain of Jixian County Based on Detrended Canonical Correspondence Analysis
[Objective] To study the characteristics of soil seed bank(SSB) in Baxian Mountain in Jingxian County of Tianjin City in order to provide reference for vegetation restoration using SSB.[Methods] As a new correspondence analysis method
the detrended canonical correspondence analysis(DCCA) method can overcome the arch effect and give better explanation between plant communities and environmental factors. [Results] (1) Compared with other plots of Tianjin City
the species richness of SSB was very high
reaching to 42 species
but the density of SSB was the lowest. The bare rock
thin soil and obvious animal feeding effect were main reasons for the low density. (2) The Sorensen similarity index was very low
but the Shannon-Wiener diversity index
the Simpson index and the Pielow index were very high. (3) With the increase of the altitude
the community structure changed rapidly
the number of woody plants increased. With the slope exposing to the sun
the type of plants changed from shade plants to light plants.[Conclusion] By DCCA analysis
three obvious clusterings were presented. Organic matter
pH value and total phosphorus were main soil factors which affected the distribution of SSB.
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