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Chonggang Liu, Jiangye Li, Wei Sun, Yan Gao, Zhuyun Yu, Yue Dong and Pingxing Li
Soil elemental stoichiometry, expressed as the ratios of carbon (C), nitrogen (N), and phosphorus (P), regulates the biogeochemical processes of elements in terrestrial ecosystems. Generally, the soil C:N:P stoichiometry characteristics of agricultural e...
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Ying-Ying Jiang, Zhong-Xiu Sun, Ruo-Meng Wang, Hong-Ling Wang and Jia-Qing Wang
The Quaternary red soil widely distributed in China is an important arable land resource. A quantitative understanding of nutrient changes of Quaternary red soils under different land-use patterns is the necessary premise for effective regulation, manage...
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Thidarat Rupngam, Aimé J. Messiga and Antoine Karam
Extended waterlogging (WL) conditions in heavily manured soils can change soil phosphorus (P) dynamics. We assessed the effects of soil moisture regimes (field capacity (FC) and WL) and P rates on (i) dry matter (DM) yield and P offtake of ryegrass, (ii)...
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Yao Zhang, Junqi Wang, Lan Chen, Sha Zhou, Lu Zhang and Fazhu Zhao
The stoichiometry of efficient soil microbial carbon use is a sensitive index for measuring changes in soil quality and plays a crucial role in research on ecological stoichiometry in the soil nutrient cycle. To further understand the effect of feldspath...
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Yu Zhang, Huizhen Mai, Qinghong Qiu, Yinghua Zhu, Jiayi Long, Shengfu Chen and Yuanqi Chen
The use of ecological stoichiometry is quite effective for exploring the nutrient dynamics and relationships between plants and soils. However, the way that the plant and soil stoichiometry changes with soil remediation in mining ecosystems remains uncle...
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