Characteristics of Ecosystem Carbon Stocks in Pinus Massoniana Plantations with Different Restoration Age on Severely Eroded Red Soils in Southern China
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Characteristics of Ecosystem Carbon Stocks in Pinus Massoniana Plantations with Different Restoration Age on Severely Eroded Red Soils in Southern China
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 39, Issue 1, Pages: 37-42(2019)
Liu Zheng, Xu Wenbin, Tian Di, et al. Characteristics of Ecosystem Carbon Stocks in Pinus Massoniana Plantations with Different Restoration Age on Severely Eroded Red Soils in Southern China[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2019, 39(1): 37-42.
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Liu Zheng, Xu Wenbin, Tian Di, et al. Characteristics of Ecosystem Carbon Stocks in Pinus Massoniana Plantations with Different Restoration Age on Severely Eroded Red Soils in Southern China[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2019, 39(1): 37-42. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2019.01.006.
Characteristics of Ecosystem Carbon Stocks in Pinus Massoniana Plantations with Different Restoration Age on Severely Eroded Red Soils in Southern China
[Objective] To study the impacts of vegetation restoration stage on ecosystem carbon stocks of red soil regions in Southern China
in order to provide theoretical support for establishing reasonable forest management mode in Pinus massoniana plantation. [Methods] We studied the changes of carbon stocks in plant and soil pools in bare land
Pinus massoniana plantations with different age (10
20 and 30 years old)
and natural secondary forests in Hetian Town
Changting County in Fujian Province. [Results] The restoration of P. massoniana plantations could significantly improve the ecosystem carbon stocks. Compared with bare land
the carbon stocks in 0-10
20-30
and 30 years old P. massoniana plantations was increased by 2.80
3.54 and 8.56 times
respectively
but still lower than that in natural secondary forest. The restoration of P. massoniana plantations could increase carbon stocks in the surface (0-10 cm) soil
but had no significant effect on the carbon stocks of deep soil. The increase rate of soil carbon storks was different at different vegetation restoration stages
showing a non-linear increase. [Conclusion] Vegetation restoration on the eroded red soils could improve ecosystem carbon stocks in Southern China
but soil C restoration in this region was a long-term and slow process. Thus
we should pay more attention to protect natural vegetation and avoid soil erosion induced by the vegetation deterioration.
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