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Content and Distribution of Black Carbon in Typical Forest Soils in Changbaishan Mountains

  • Received Date: 2015-03-10
  • Black Carbon (BC) is an important component of the soil carbon pool and plays important roles in the long-term carbon sequestration because of its chemical stability. Even though black carbon directly affects the quantity and quality of soil organic carbon in forest soil, systematic few studies were conducted on the content and distribution of black carbon. The content and distribution of black carbon in typical forest soils in Changbaishan Mountains was investigated with relative density method. The results showed that the content of BC in surface soil layer (A11) and sub-surface soil layer (A12) were 6.39~16.55 and 1.44~6.16 g·kg-1 respectively and the content decreased with the increase of soil depth (p11 and A12 was 66.66 and 6.65 g·kg-1 respectively; the average content of light-fraction black carbon (LFBC) was 5.63 g·kg-1 in A11 and 1.21 g·kg-1 in A12; the ratio of LFBC/LFOC in A12 (10.02%~34.89%)was significantly higher than that in A11 (6.99%~14.45%) (p11 and A12 were 49.16 and 36.55 g·kg-1 respectively; the average content of heavy-fraction black carbon (HFBC) was 2.69 g·kg-1 in A11 and 1.44 g·kg-1 in A12; the ratio of HFBC/HFOC was 3.36%~8.08% in A11 and 3.21%~7.58% in A12 and the difference was not significant (p>0.05). In addition, the content of LFBC/LFOC was significantly higher than HFBC/HFOC (ppp<0.01), and the coefficient of correlation was greater between LFOC and LFBC.
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Content and Distribution of Black Carbon in Typical Forest Soils in Changbaishan Mountains

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Abstract: Black Carbon (BC) is an important component of the soil carbon pool and plays important roles in the long-term carbon sequestration because of its chemical stability. Even though black carbon directly affects the quantity and quality of soil organic carbon in forest soil, systematic few studies were conducted on the content and distribution of black carbon. The content and distribution of black carbon in typical forest soils in Changbaishan Mountains was investigated with relative density method. The results showed that the content of BC in surface soil layer (A11) and sub-surface soil layer (A12) were 6.39~16.55 and 1.44~6.16 g·kg-1 respectively and the content decreased with the increase of soil depth (p11 and A12 was 66.66 and 6.65 g·kg-1 respectively; the average content of light-fraction black carbon (LFBC) was 5.63 g·kg-1 in A11 and 1.21 g·kg-1 in A12; the ratio of LFBC/LFOC in A12 (10.02%~34.89%)was significantly higher than that in A11 (6.99%~14.45%) (p11 and A12 were 49.16 and 36.55 g·kg-1 respectively; the average content of heavy-fraction black carbon (HFBC) was 2.69 g·kg-1 in A11 and 1.44 g·kg-1 in A12; the ratio of HFBC/HFOC was 3.36%~8.08% in A11 and 3.21%~7.58% in A12 and the difference was not significant (p>0.05). In addition, the content of LFBC/LFOC was significantly higher than HFBC/HFOC (ppp<0.01), and the coefficient of correlation was greater between LFOC and LFBC.

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