[Variation characteristics of soil seed bank during vegetation restoration in red soil erosion area].
Changhui Wang, Qingqing Liu, Zhumei Wen, Zi-Rui Wang, Yanfang Chen, Bo Liu, Zhengning Wang
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Changhui Wang, Qingqing Liu, Zhumei Wen, Zi-Rui Wang, Yanfang Chen, Bo Liu, Zhengning Wang
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and differed significantly among the sampling plots. Further, the density of soil seed bank decreased obviously with the increasing soil erosion intensity. The seed bank density of 0-2 cm soil layer increased along uphill, middle slope, and downhill. The soil seed banks of severely eroded and strongly eroded plots were mainly distributed in the 5-10 cm soil layer, with almost no seeds in 0-2 cm soil layer on the middle slope and uphill. Soil erosion made the distribution of soil seed bank to deeper soil layer, the accumulation of which will need a long time after vegetation restoration.
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and differed significantly among the sampling plots. Further, the density of soil seed bank decreased obviously with the increasing soil erosion intensity. The seed bank density of 0-2 cm soil layer increased along uphill, middle slope, and downhill. The soil seed banks of severely eroded and strongly eroded plots were mainly distributed in the 5-10 cm soil layer, with almost no seeds in 0-2 cm soil layer on the middle slope and uphill. Soil erosion made the distribution of soil seed bank to deeper soil layer, the accumulation of which will need a long time after vegetation restoration.
Key concepts: Soil seed bank, Vegetation (pathology), Environmental science, Erosion, Species richness, Herbaceous plant, Soil horizon, Bulk density