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AGRONOMY-BASEL
卷 12, 期 7, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/agronomy12071511
关键词
golden Camellia species; karst plant; calcareous soils; acid soils; plant nutrition; adaptability
资金
- National Natural Science Foundation of China [32060248, 31660092, 31860169]
- key research and development program of Guangxi [GuikeAB21196018]
- Central Guidance on Local Science and Technology Development Fund [ZY21195035]
- Yunfu City 2021 Chinese medicine (southern medicine) industry talent project [16]
Golden Camellia species have high specificity to certain soil environments. The adaptation mechanisms of calcareous-soil golden Camellia (CSC) and acidic-soil golden Camellia (ASC) to habitat soils were investigated through plant-soil nutrient characteristics and their relationships. CSC had more fertile soil but exhibited stronger Ca, P, and Mn storage in plant tissues compared to ASC. However, ASC showed higher nutrient absorption coefficient, which may contribute to its adaptation to acidic soils. Soil pH and soil Ca levels were found to be the most important factors influencing the nutrient uptake network.
Golden Camellia species are highly specific to certain soil environments. Most species are only native to calcareous soils in karst regions, except for a few that grow only in acidic soils. Our aim is to elucidate the adaptation mechanisms of the species of calcareous-soil golden Camellia (CSC) and acidic-soil golden Camellia (ASC) to habitat soils through plant-soil nutrient characteristics and their relationships. We investigated 30 indices for soils and plants. Compared with ASC, CSC had more fertile soil, while their plant tissues exhibited stronger Ca, P, and Mn and weaker K storage, which may be important mechanisms for adapting to habitat soils. However, ASC showed a higher biological absorption coefficient (BAC) for nutrients, which may contribute to the adaptation of ASC to relatively barren acidic soils. Both CSC and ASC showed much higher BAC and accumulation of Ca than other nutrients. We also found that the concentrations of nutrients in the different tissues varied considerably between species. Correlation analysis revealed 135 significant relationships between the 30 indices, with the soil pH and soil Ca levels being the most important factors influencing the nutrient uptake network. This information helps in understanding the adaptation mechanisms of karst plants to habitat soils.
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