Soil Microbial Functional Diversity in Native Mixed-Korean Pine Forests_Vol. 2 No. 1 (JMSD 2025)_Journal of Management and Social Development (ISSN: 3005-5741)

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Soil Microbial Functional Diversity in Native Mixed-Korean Pine Forests

DOI: https://doi.org/10.62517/jmsd.202512104

Author(s)

Wei Liu1, Lei Wang3, Jie Wang2, Lianyun Zhang3, Qingming Tang3,*

Affiliation(s)

1No.1 Middle School of Prairie Chenbarhu banner,Hulunbuir,Inner Mongolia,China； 2NanMu Forestry Bureau,Hulunbuir,Inner Mongolia,China; 3Hulun Buir Forestry and Grassland Business Development Center,Hulunbuir,Inner Mongolia,China； *Corresponding Author

Abstract

Experiments were carried out on a serial of original korean pine forest compared to adjacent artiﬁcial forest. The experimental designed five plots (HD, HZ, HY, LY and BH) of 800 m2.Nevertheless, changes caused by the artiﬁcial application to the soils, leading to major adverse effects on the microbial community as compared to the untreated soils of original korean pine forest. Using the model, the integrated eco-environmental stability index (ESI) of study area in five forest types were computed. According to the numerical results, the stability of the three original korean pine mixed forest types treatments (HD, HZ and HY) demonstrated signiﬁcantly higher (P <0.05) compared with both the artificial pure forest types (LY and BH).

Keywords

Native Mixed-Korean Pine Forests; Microbial Diversity; Biolog

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