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全球气候变化对陆地植物碳氮磷生态化学计量学特征的影响

作  者:
洪江涛;吴建波;王小丹
单  位:
中国科学院成都山地灾害与环境研究所山地环境演变与调控重点实验室
关键词:
生态化学计量特征;气候变化;陆生植物;碳氮磷
摘  要:
全球气候变化背景下生物地球化学循环的响应规律和陆地植物适应对策已受到广泛关注.本文在分析气候变暖和降水变化对不同生态系统植物C∶N∶P的影响、CO2浓度升高对不同光合途径物种元素的影响,以及氮沉降对土壤-植物元素影响的短期和长期效应等基础上,从植物生理特性和土壤有效营养元素变化等方面揭示了其可能存在的内在机理,以期为研究C、N、P化学元素在土壤-植物之间传递与调节机制、陆地生态系统结构和功能,以及生物地球化学元素循环对气候变化的响应提供理论依据.最后提出了该领域研究中存在的问题及对今后研究的展望.
译  名:
Effects of global climate change on the C,N,and P stoichiometry of terrestrial plants
作  者:
HONG Jiang-tao;WU Jian-bo;WANG Xiao-dan;Key Laboratory of Mountain Environment Evolution and Regulation,Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment,Chinese Academy of Sciences;University of Chinese Academy of Sciences;
关键词:
ecological stoichiometry;;climate change;;terrestrial plant;;carbon,nitrogen,and phosphorus
摘  要:
The response patterns of biogeochemical cycle and the adaptation strategies of terrestrial plants under the background of global climate change have received extensive attention. This paper analyzed the effects of climate warming and precipitation change on the plant C: N: P in different ecosystems,the effects of elevated atmospheric CO2on the plant nutrients in different photosynthetic pathways,and the short-term and long-term effects of the responses of soil-plant nutrients to nitrogen deposition,and explored the possible underlying mechanisms in terms of the plant physiological properties in relation to soil available nutrients,which could provide theoretical bases for studying the nutrients( C,N and P) transmission and regulation mechanisms between soil and plant,the structure and function of terrestrial ecosystems,and the responses of biogeochemical cycle to global climate change. The existing problems and the further research directions in this study area were proposed.

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