ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2023
Understory vegetation diversity, soil properties and microbial community response to different thinning intensities in
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Abstract
Introduction: Soil microorganisms are the key factors in elucidating the effects of thinning on tree growth performance, but the effects of vegetation and soil on the species composition and function of soil microorganisms after thinning are still not well elaborated. Methods: The effects of thinning on understory vegetation diversity, soil physicochemical properties and soil microbial community composition were investigated in a thinning trial plantation of Results: The results showed that thinning had a greater effect on the diversity of the shrub layer than the herb layer. The soil bulk density and the contents of soil organic matter, total potassium and nitrogen increased with increasing thinning intensities. The Shannon and Chao indices of soil bacteria and fungi were significantly lower in the LIT, MIT and HIT treatments than in the control. Thinning can significantly increase the abundance of Conclusion: The findings provide important insights into the effects of thinning on
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