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【篇名】 The effects of plant resource inputs on the energy flux of soil nematodes are affected by climate and plant resource type
【刊名】 Soil Ecology Letters
【刊名缩写】 Soil Ecology Letters
【ISSN】 2662-2289
【EISSN】 2662-2297
【DOI】 10.1007/s42832-021-0081-7
【出版社】
【出版年】 2021
【卷期】 3 卷2期
【页码】 134-144 页,共 11 页
【作者】 Lina Zhao; Binbin Yu; Mengmeng Wang; Jie Zhang; Zhifeng Shen; Yang Cui; Junyong Li; Ji Ye; Weizhong Zu; Xiaojing Liu; Zongji Fan; Shenglei Fu; Yuanhu Shao;
【关键词】 Soil nematodes|Leaf litter|Root|Energy flux|Diversity|Trophic groups|Climate|Plant-soil interactions|Soil food web

【摘要】

• We experimentally reduced litter and root inputs in forests at different latitudes.

• Litter reduction at high and mid latitudes and root removal at low latitudes reduced nematode richness but did not alter nematode abundance.

• The effects of plant resource inputs on nematode energy flux are affected by climate and plant resource type.

The relative abundance of different components of the soil food web can vary tremendously in response to plant resource inputs. However, little is known about the mechanisms that plant resource regulate the energy fluxes and soil community composition. Here, we experimentally reduced litter and root inputs for two years in China at low-, mid-, and high-latitude forests to explore the effects of plant-derived resource inputs on the nematode energy flux and community composition. Litter reduction at high and mid latitudes and root removal at low latitudes reduced nematode richness but did not alter nematode abundance. Besides, Litter reduction reduced energy fluxes of bacterial-feeding nematodes at mid latitudes and energy fluxes of plant-feeding, bacterial-feeding and omnivorous-predatory nematodes at low latitudes, thus reducing the energy fluxes of total nematodes in mid- and low-latitude forests. By contrast, root removal reduced energy fluxes and relative energy flux of plant-feeding nematodes in high- and low-latitude forests. In most cases, nematode diversity in different trophic groups increased with increasing energy flux to nematodes. Taken together, our results suggest that the effects of plant resource inputs on nematode energy flux are affected by climate and plant resource type, which improves our understanding of plant-soil interactions.

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