Biodiv Sci ›› 2015, Vol. 23 ›› Issue (5): 665-672.DOI: 10.17520/biods.2014158
Special Issue: 生物多样性与生态系统功能
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Xunzhi Zhu1,2, Qiang Li1, Yangping Li3, Hongbo Han4, Keping Ma2,*()
Received:
2015-02-03
Accepted:
2015-04-18
Online:
2015-09-20
Published:
2015-10-12
Contact:
Ma Keping
Xunzhi Zhu,Qiang Li,Yangping Li,Hongbo Han,Keping Ma. Eupatorium adenophorum invasion alters soil bacterial community and diversity[J]. Biodiv Sci, 2015, 23(5): 665-672.
样品 Sample | pH | 全N Total N (%) | 有机质 Organic matter (%) | 全P Total P (mg/kg) | 全K Total K (%) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
E | 6.03±0.19a | 0.337±0.131a | 7.93±3.06a | 1,256.75±249.93a | 1.76±0.08a |
D | 5.67±0.26ac | 0.256±0.026a | 6.58±0.86a | 747.00±24.76a | 1.42±0.13b |
R | 5.18±0.10bc | 0.250±0.069a | 5.25±1.60a | 5,659.00±615.13b | 0.62±0.08c |
Table 1 The chemical properties of soil in different sites. E, D, R represent samples from native plant community, Eupatorium adenophorum and native plant mixed community, and E. adenophorum dominated community. Values (mean ± SE) followed by different letters in the same column indicate significant difference at P <0.05 level.
样品 Sample | pH | 全N Total N (%) | 有机质 Organic matter (%) | 全P Total P (mg/kg) | 全K Total K (%) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
E | 6.03±0.19a | 0.337±0.131a | 7.93±3.06a | 1,256.75±249.93a | 1.76±0.08a |
D | 5.67±0.26ac | 0.256±0.026a | 6.58±0.86a | 747.00±24.76a | 1.42±0.13b |
R | 5.18±0.10bc | 0.250±0.069a | 5.25±1.60a | 5,659.00±615.13b | 0.62±0.08c |
Fig. 1 Alpha diversity for different samples obtained at genetic distances of 0.03. The letters E, D, R represent samples from native plant community, Eupatorium adenophorum and native plants mixed habitat, and E. adenophorum dominated habitat.
Fig. 3 Composition of the bacterial community at different taxonomic levels. (A) Phylum; (B) Order; (C) Genus. In (C), different colors represent relative abundances of bacteria. D1-D4 are soils from Eupatorium adenophorum and native plant mixed community; E1-E4 are soils from native plant community; R1-R4 are from communities dominated by E. adenophorum.
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