Du,C.Y., Zeng,G.M., Zhang,G., Tang,L., Li,X.D., Huang,D.L., Huang,L. and Jiang,Y.M.(2008): Input-output budgets for inorganic nitrogen under acid rain in a subtropical evergreen mixed forest in central-south China. Water Air Soil Pollut., 190, 171-181.

『中−南部中国の亜熱帯常緑混合林における酸性雨下での無機窒素についての入出収支』


Abstract
 Inorganic nitrogen deposition and leaching in stream water were monitored from January, 2001 to December, 2004 in a subtropical evergreen mixed forest in central-south China. The seasonal concentration and flux of inorganic nitrogen in bulk precipitation and stream water, seasonal mean net retention and stream water, seasonal mean net retention of nitrogen and net flux of H+ transformed by nitrogen were estimated and quantified in Shaoshan forest. The research results show that the correlation coefficient of fluxes between bulk precipitation and stream water is significant, with a coefficient 0.916 at the 0.01 level. Mean flux of inorganic nitrogen input are 2.62 g m-2 a-1 and 0.516 g m-2 a-1 in form of bulk precipitation and dry deposition respectively, and output in stream water is around 0.22 g m-2 a-1, which indicates that most of nitrogen input is reserved in the forest. Net retention of nitrogen reaches 2.916 m-2 a-1, just higher than other study plots over the world. Along with the translating of nitrogen (NH4+ - N and NO3- - N), H+ is imported to the forest ecosystem at the same time. At our study plots, net flux of H+ transformed by nitrogen is about 73.57 mmol m-2 a-1. The positive value suggests that Shaoshan forest is still a finer buffering system to nitrogen deposition and it is far from nitrogen saturation in spite of the high nitrogen deposition.

Keywords: Concentration; flux; Inorganic nitrogen; Input-output; Saturation』

1 Introduction
2 Materials and methods
 2.1 Research site
 2.2 Sampling design and laboratory analysis
 2.3 Methodology
 2.4 Study tentative
3. Results and discussions
 3.1 Water fluxes and mean pH values in bulk precipitation (BP) and stream water (SW)
 3.2 Seasonal nitrogen concentrations in bulk precipitation and stream water
 3.3 Nitrogen fluxes in bulk precipitation and stream water in Shaoshan forest during 2001-2004
 3.4 Seasonal input-output budgets of inorganic nitrogen and net flux of H+ translating by nitrogen in Shaoshan forest
 3.5 Status of nitrogen saturation in Shaoshan forest
4 Conclusions
Acknowledgements
References

Table 3 Comparison of long-term average annhual budgets of inorganic nitrogen (g m-2 a-1) and net input of H+ (mmol m-2 a-1) by nitrogen transferring in Shaoshan forest with others
Country Area Years Budget ΔH+
Water (mm) NH4+ - N NO3- - N NH4+ - N + NO3-b - N
China (This study) Shaoshan 2001-2004 789 1.973 0.943 2.916 73.57
Europaa (NITREX) Sogndal 1984-1992 46 0.126 0.089 0.215 2.64
Gardsjon(sの頭に゜、oの頭に¨) 1989-1994 176 0.364 0.714 1.078 -25
Aber 1991-1994 238 0.616 -0.672 -0.056 92
Alptal 1994 696 0.812 0.560 1.372 18
Klosterhede 1991-1994 354 0.910 0.924 1.834 -1
Solling 1990-1994 344 1.750 -0.364 1.386 151
Speuld 1990-1994 261 3.444 -7.564 -4.120 786.30
Ysselsteyn 1990-1994 303 4.494 -5.515 -1.021 714.90
Japaneseb SG-FC

1987-1993
569 0.100 0.170 0.270 -5
SG-FS 569 0.110 -0.010 0.100 8.57
SG-KR1 638 0.300 0.070 0.370 16.43
SG-KR2 706 0.170 0.250 0.420 -5.72
SG-RO1 663 0.130 0.170 0.300 -2.86
SG-RO2 675 0.150 0.180 0.330 -2.14
SG-RO3 663 0.150 0.170 0.320 -1.43
SG-RO4 649 0.040 0.250 0.290 -15
KT-KM2 1043 0.180 0.110 0.290 5
SG-YT 438 0.210 0.180 0.390 2.14
SG-SM1 1017 0.420 0.330 0.750 6.43
SG-AM2 1513 0.430 0.360 0.790 4.29
IG-TB 842 0.500 -0.720 -0.220 87.14
GM-OS1 712 >0.480 -1.050 -0.570 109.29
GM-OS2 660 >0.480 -0.790 -0.310 90.72
HK-TEFD 604 0.180 0.170 0.350 0.72
HK-TEFC 682 0.090 -0.160 -0.070 17.86
United States HBc 1992-1993 482 NA NA 0.664 NA
BBd,e 1988-1990 492 NA NA 0.113 NA
CKf 1985-1986 561 NA NA 0.630 NA
Budget = input - output, NA no data
aBredemeier et al. 1998
bMitchell et al. 1997
cLikens and Bormann 1995
dKahl et al. 1993
eNorton et al. 1994
fStoddard and Murdoch 1991


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