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Chinese Journal of Applied Ecology ›› 2000, Vol. ›› Issue (2): 190-192.

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Dynamics of phenolics content of Chinese fir stump-roots and the rhizosphere soil and it's allelopathy

HUANG Zhiqun1, LIAO Liping1, WANG Silong1, LUI Yingdi2   

  1. 1. Institute of Applied Ecology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shenyang 110015;
    2. Jishou University, Jishou, 416000
  • Received:1999-07-01 Revised:1999-10-20 Online:2000-03-25

Abstract: Studies on the releasing pattern of phenolics during the decomposition of Chinese fir stump root and on its allelopathy show that the phenolics contents in stump-roots decreased with their decomposition.Roots had a higher content of phenolics than heart stumps,and edge stumps had the least.The phenolics was released during decomposition,and accumulated in the soils around stump-roots.Pot culture experiment showed that phenolics affected the germination of Chinese fir seeds.The correlation analysis between the density of Chinese fir stump-root and the tree height and base diameter (BD) of its saplings proved that Chinese fir stump-roots had a negative impact on the growth of the next generation of Chinese fir plantations.It is suggested that the traditional operation of Chinese fir plantations should be reformed,and the stump-roots should be cleared from woodland before reforestation.