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Effects of exogenous Fe addition on soil respiration rate and dissolved organic carbon structure in temperate forest swamps of northeastern China by Ming Li; Jianwei Li; Liyuan Zhao; Shengfeng Liu; Yong Wang; Hongfeng Bian is a Environmental Science article available to read on EtoBox.

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Fe as an important redox-active transition metal plays a key role in the carbon cycle of ecosystems. To date, the mechanisms by which Fe affects organic carbon (soil respiration rate [Rs] and dissolved organic carbon [DOC] structure) remain unclear, because most studies only focused on the effect of Fe on soil organic carbon content. To understand these effects, a 30-day laboratory incubation experiment was conducted using forest swamp soils from northeastern China amended with different concentrations of exogenous Fe (no exogenous Fe added [L0], add exogenous Fe at 1 time the soil background value [L1], add exogenous Fe at 2 times the soil background value [L2]). Our results showed that exogenous Fe addition reduced the soil respiration rate by 54.8% during the incubation time. The DOC concentration decreased by 40.5% with exogenous Fe addition during the incubation time. The dissolved organic matter (DOM) characteristic parameters showed apparent variations (p < 0.05), including significant increases in the fluorescence and biological index and significant decreases in the humification index, which indicate that exogenous Fe addition reduced humification, which may lead to the in

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Author
Ming Li; Jianwei Li; Liyuan Zhao; Shengfeng Liu; Yong Wang; Hongfeng Bian
Publisher
Elsevier BV
Published
2022
Language
EN
Field
Environmental Science (Physical Sciences)