Micronutrient Content, Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Stocks in Forested and Deforested Sites

A. Ammal
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Summary The research examines micronutrient contents, soil carbon and nitrogen stocks of forested and deforested sites at Bobiri forest reserve in the Ashanti region, Ghana. Each site had 12 soil profiles excavated, six of which were from natural forest areas and six were from deforested areas. The samples were taken at 0-15 cm, 15-50 cm and 50-80 cm depths and repeated thrice. The contents of DTPA-extractable micronutrients in the forested sites were higher than in the deforested sites at all soil depths. There were significant differences between the forested and deforested sites. The soils at 0-15 cm depth in the forested sites showed improved micronutrient contents, which largely declined with the soil depth. At the same time, there was no consistent pattern of distribution in the deforested soil. According to the findings, all three depths and sites tested had enough extractable Fe, Mn and Cu, however only 15-50 cm depth of forested and deforested sites had sufficient Zn. All the soil depths except 50–80 cm showed significant differences in soil organic carbon and nitrogen stocks in the forested sites compared to the deforested sites. The forested sites had the largest amount of total soil organic carbon stocks (365 Mg ha−1), whereas the deforested sites had the lowest amount (181 Mg ha−1). It was found that micronutrient content and distribution in the soils at the research sites were influenced by organic matter, clay and soil pH.
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森林和毁林地土壤微量元素含量、碳和氮储量
该研究考察了加纳阿散蒂地区Bobiri森林保护区森林和毁林地点的微量营养素含量、土壤碳和氮储量。每个地点挖掘了12个土壤剖面,其中6个来自天然林地区,6个来自毁林地区。分别在0-15 cm、15-50 cm和50-80 cm深度取样,重复取样3次。森林样地dtpa可提取微量元素含量在各土壤深度均高于毁林样地。森林和毁林样地之间存在显著差异。造林立地0 ~ 15 cm土壤微量元素含量显著提高,但随深度增加而大幅度下降。与此同时,在毁林后的土壤中没有一致的分布模式。结果表明,所有3个测试深度和地点都有足够的可提取铁、锰和铜,但只有15-50 cm深度的森林和毁林地点有足够的锌。除50 ~ 80 cm外,其余土壤深度的土壤有机碳和氮储量与毁林样地相比均存在显著差异。森林样地土壤有机碳储量最大(365 Mg ha−1),森林样地土壤有机碳储量最少(181 Mg ha−1)。研究发现,各试验点土壤微量元素的含量和分布受有机质、粘土和土壤pH的影响。
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