Variations in species and function diversity of soil fungal community along a desertification gradient in an alpine steppe
Desertification can pose threats to global socioeconomic development, ecological and environmental safety, human health and survival. Species and function diversity are two aspects of biodiversity, and soil fungal community are important decomposers, playing important roles in element cycling. A fie...
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oai:doaj.org-article:6804a2011c5d40a7806d51f2f8ad1f762021-12-01T05:00:33ZVariations in species and function diversity of soil fungal community along a desertification gradient in an alpine steppe1470-160X10.1016/j.ecolind.2021.108197https://doaj.org/article/6804a2011c5d40a7806d51f2f8ad1f762021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttp://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1470160X21008621https://doaj.org/toc/1470-160XDesertification can pose threats to global socioeconomic development, ecological and environmental safety, human health and survival. Species and function diversity are two aspects of biodiversity, and soil fungal community are important decomposers, playing important roles in element cycling. A field experiment was performed along a desertification gradient in an alpine steppe, the Northern Tibet to investigate how can the species α-diversity and composition, function α-diversity and composition change. No significant differences of species α-diversity were observed among the five desertification treatments. A significant difference of the function α-diversity was only observed between the light and severely heavy desertification treatments. Significant differences of species composition were observed between any two of the five desertification treatments. Function composition between not all any two treatments had significant differences. The changes of species and function composition along the desertification gradient were mainly attributed to BGB:AGB, 0.15–2 mm and < 0.15 mm soil particles. Two phyla (Glomeromycota and Zygomycota) and two trophic modes (Symbiotroph and Pathotroph-Saprotroph) were the differentially taxa and ecological functions, respectively, which indicated that the two phyla and trophic modes can be used to indicate desertification gradient, and combination of species and function composition may be better in monitoring desertification conditions.Ning ZongGang FuElsevierarticleBiodiversityα-diversityβ-diversitySpecies compositionFunctional diversityFUNGuildEcologyQH540-549.5ENEcological Indicators, Vol 131, Iss , Pp 108197- (2021) |
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Desertification can pose threats to global socioeconomic development, ecological and environmental safety, human health and survival. Species and function diversity are two aspects of biodiversity, and soil fungal community are important decomposers, playing important roles in element cycling. A field experiment was performed along a desertification gradient in an alpine steppe, the Northern Tibet to investigate how can the species α-diversity and composition, function α-diversity and composition change. No significant differences of species α-diversity were observed among the five desertification treatments. A significant difference of the function α-diversity was only observed between the light and severely heavy desertification treatments. Significant differences of species composition were observed between any two of the five desertification treatments. Function composition between not all any two treatments had significant differences. The changes of species and function composition along the desertification gradient were mainly attributed to BGB:AGB, 0.15–2 mm and < 0.15 mm soil particles. Two phyla (Glomeromycota and Zygomycota) and two trophic modes (Symbiotroph and Pathotroph-Saprotroph) were the differentially taxa and ecological functions, respectively, which indicated that the two phyla and trophic modes can be used to indicate desertification gradient, and combination of species and function composition may be better in monitoring desertification conditions. |
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Variations in species and function diversity of soil fungal community along a desertification gradient in an alpine steppe |
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Variations in species and function diversity of soil fungal community along a desertification gradient in an alpine steppe |
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Variations in species and function diversity of soil fungal community along a desertification gradient in an alpine steppe |
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Variations in species and function diversity of soil fungal community along a desertification gradient in an alpine steppe |
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Variations in species and function diversity of soil fungal community along a desertification gradient in an alpine steppe |
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variations in species and function diversity of soil fungal community along a desertification gradient in an alpine steppe |
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