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Soil Microbial Diversity Under Different Agricultural Utilizations In Shizishan, Wuhan

Posted on:2008-01-30Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J ShaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2143360218454804Subject:Environmental Engineering
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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 (1.6μgρ-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 (2.3~3.3μgρ-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
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