Biomass of soil animals in larch plantation

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Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology ›› 1996, Vol. 7 ›› Issue (2): 150-154.

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Biomass of soil animals in larch plantation

Zhang Xueping¹, Cul Guofa², Chen Peng³

1. Harbin Normal University, Harbin 150080;
2. Heilongjiang Academy of Forest Sciences, Harbin 150040;
3. Northeast Normal University, Changchun 130024

Received:1995-04-11 Revised:1996-02-05 Online:1996-04-25 Published:1996-04-25

Abstract

Abstract: The study on soil animal biomass in larch plantation with different ages shows that in different stands, soil macroanimals occupy 41.6～64.0% of the total, middle-small size animals 24.4 ～ 39.0%, and hygrocolous animals 8.9～25%. Among them, earthworm is the maximum, nematode is the medium, and enchytraeidae is the minimum. Soil animal biomass is positively related to the litter, plant coverage, soil pH, soil moisture content and soil organic matter.

Key words: Soil animal, Biomass, Larch plantation, soil microbe, afforestation, phenolic acids, coal-mining depressed land

Zhang Xueping, Cul Guofa, Chen Peng . Biomass of soil animals in larch plantation[J]. Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology, 1996, 7(2): 150-154.

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