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Jpn.J.For.Environment41i1jC7|11
1999
Nutrient Distribution and
Content in Plant Tissue, Forest Floor, and Litterfall in Four Pioneer Stands on
Volcano Mt. Showa-Shinzan
Hyun-Shik MOON
Masahiro HARUKI
This study was conducted to clarify the
distribution and content of nutrients in plant tissue (foliage, branch, root),
forest floor (Ao layer), and litterfall in four pioneer stands, i.e., aspen (Populus sieboldii M.), alder (Alnus maximowiczii C.), poplar (Populus maximowiczii H.), and black
locust (Robinia pseudo-acacia L.)
stands established on Mt. Showa-Shinzan. The content of N in foliage was higher
in black locust and alder than them in aspen and poplar. Among the various
tissues,. nutrient concentrations were higher in foliage than in branch or
root. The concentration of N on the forest floor was the highest in the alder
stand. The contens of nutrient on the forest floor was in the order of Ca„N„Na„Mg„K„P. The dry matter of the understory
biomass was most abundant in black locust stand, but dry weight of organic
material on the forest floor did not show significant difference among the
study stands. The production of litter were higher in the alder and black
locust stands than in the poplar and aspen stands, and the content of N in
litter was high in both alder and black locust which are N-fixing species.
These results suggested that these early pioneer species would be well adapted
to nutrient-poor sites after volcanic eruptions because the rapid growth and N
fixation properties that increased nutrient availability in the forest
ecosystem.
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