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FOREST RESOURCES WANAGEMENT ›› 2022›› Issue (3): 104-109.doi: 10.13466/j.cnki.lyzygl.2022.03.016

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Effects of Exotic Tree Species on Soil Physicochemical Property in Limu Mountain of Hainan

FANG Fazhi(), LI Zhaojia, GUI Huiyin, WU Zhongqin   

  1. Hainan Academy of Forestry (Hainan Academy of Mangrove),Haikou 571100,China
  • Received:2022-04-28 Revised:2022-05-23 Online:2022-06-28 Published:2022-08-04

Abstract:

To explore the effects of main exotic tree species on soil physicochemical property in Hainan tropical rain forest national park.Soil sampling of exotic tree species community and secondary forest community was conducted by five-point sampling method,and determination of soil physicochemical property was conducted by chemical method.The results showed that the soil pH of secondary forest community was 4.79,which was lower than that of eucalyptus community and higher than that of secondary forest community.The soil organic matter content of secondary forest community was 31.01 g/kg,and the TN、TP、TK contents were 1.08 g/kg,2.27 g/kg and 1.83 g/kg,respectively,which were higher than those of exotic tree species community.Determination of ak showed that secondary forest community was lower than exotic tree species community.The NH4+ content of secondary forest community was higher than exotic tree species community.In ap content,secondary forest community was lower than Acacia mangium and eucalyptus community,higher than Pinus caribaeamorele community,and there was no significant difference with Hevea brasiliensis community.Determination of NO3- showed,there was no significant difference between secondary forest community and Hevea brasiliensis community.The introduction of exotic tree species reduced the contents of soil organic matter and total nitrogen,potassium and phosphorus,and increased the contents of free soil nutrients.Eucalyptus weakened soil acidity while other exotic species tended to increase soil acidity.

Key words: Limu Mountain, exotic tree species, soil, pH value, organic matter, NPK

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