Soil Microbial Diversity Under Different Agricultural Utilizations In Shizishan, Wuhan | Posted on:2008-01-30 | Degree:Master | Type:Thesis | Country:China | Candidate:J Shao | Full Text:PDF | GTID:2143360218454804 | Subject:Environmental Engineering | Abstract/Summary: | PDF Full Text Request | Microbial diversities of soils from different agritural utilizations (rice continuouscropping, rice-rape rotation, ramie continuous cropping and cotton continuouscropping) in Shizishan, Wuhan, were investigated by use of microbial plate counting,soil enzyme assay, microbial biomass analysis, and 16s-rDNA V3 regionPCR-DGGE analysis. The results are shown as below:1. The bacterial number of rice-rape rotation field was 2.2~3.8 times higher thanthe others. The fungal number in this soil was 50~70% of the others, and ratio ofbacteria to fungi (B/F ratio) was 2.6~6.3 times higher than the others. The order ofB/F ratio for different soils was rice-rape rotation>rice continuous cropping>ramiecontinuous cropping>cotton continuous cropping.2. Rice-rape rotation soil showed the highest urease activity (6μg NH4+·g-1. 24h-1), the lowest dehydrodenase (22.4μg TPF·g-1·24 h-1) and acid phosphataseactivities (1.6μgÏ-nitrophenol·g-1·1 h-1). It indicates that the cycling of C, N inthis soil is more active than the other soils, while the transformation of phophorus isthe weakest. The lowest urease activity (9.9μg NH4+·g-1·24 h-1) and the highestdehydrodenase activity (142μg TPF·g-1·24 h-1) were observed in rice continuouscropping soil, suggesting that the turnover of C and N nutrients in this soil is theweakest, and the conversion rate of organic matter is the greatest. Higher acidphosphatase activity (2.3~3.3μgÏ-nitrophenol·g-1·1 h-1) were found in the soils oframie continuous cropping and cotton continuous cropping.3. Microbial biomass C, N and C/N ratio for different utilization soils followedthe sequence: rice-rape rotation>rice continuous cropping>ramie continuouscropping>cotton continuous cropping.4. The ability of CTAB and Al2(SO4)3 in the removal of soil humic subatancesfor DNA extraction was compared. Better removal efficiency was found at a ratio of350μl 0.1 M Al2(SO4)3 to 0.3 g soil. A modified procedure for the efficient extractionof soil DNA was suggested as follows: SDS and lysozyme to release DNA,phynol/chloroform/isoamyl alcohol to remove protein, and Al2(SO4)3 to remove humic substances.5. Microbial richness for different soils was in the order of: rice-rape rotation>rice continuous cropping>ramie continuous cropping>cotton continuous cropping.Soil microbial similarity index (Jaccard Incidence) between rice-rape rotation and ricecontinuous cropping was the highest (34%), and lower indices were observed betweenrice-rape rotation field and cotton continuous cropping field (16%), and betweenrice-rape crop rotation field and ramie continuous cropping field (17%). UPGMAcluster analysis showed that microorganisms in rice-rape rotation field and ricecontinuous cropping field are in the same cluster, The genetic similarity reached 57%between the two utilization soils and was in accord with the result of similarity index.To sum up, rice-rape rotation has the least impacts on soil microbial richness andmicrobial diversity among the four agricultural utilizations in Shizishan. Thisutilization is relatively efficient in the preservation of soil microbial stability.
| Keywords/Search Tags: | Soil, microbial diversity, flat plate counting, enzyme activity, microbial biomass, denatured gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE), rice continuous cropping, rice-rape rotation, ramie continuous cropping cotton continuous cropping | PDF Full Text Request | Related items |
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