植物生态学报 ›› 2023, Vol. 47 ›› Issue (10): 1333-1355.DOI: 10.17521/cjpe.2023.0055
所属专题： 全球变化与生态系统； 生态系统结构与功能； 菌根真菌
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赵榕江1,3, 陈焘2,3, 董丽佳4, 郭辉5, 马海鲲6, 宋旭1,3, 王明刚7, 薛伟8, 杨强1,3,*(
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ZHAO Rong-Jiang1,3, CHEN Tao2,3, DONG Li-Jia4, GUO Hui5, MA Hai-Kun6, SONG Xu1,3, WANG Ming-Gang7, XUE Wei8, YANG Qiang1,3,*()
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植物-土壤反馈实验是研究植物与土壤生物群落互作的一种重要手段。植物-土壤反馈是指植物生长改变了土壤物理结构、化学性质和生物群落组成, 这种改变反过来影响植物个体生长、种群消长和群落动态的过程。植物-土壤反馈研究可为生物多样性的维持、农业的可持续发展、退化生态系统的恢复等提供重要的理论依据。该文首先介绍了植物-土壤反馈的概念和研究方法。其次, 综述了植物-土壤反馈的研究进展, 即植物-土壤反馈在植物物种多样性的维持、植物群落演替、植物入侵与物种迁移、陆地生态系统对气候变化的响应、植物地上-地下多营养级生物互作、退化生态系统恢复、不同农业种植制度下的作物表现等方面具有的重要意义。最后, 基于上述研究进展, 提出了该领域的未来发展趋势, 包括: (1)研究对象: 从单一物种扩展到群落水平; (2)研究地点: 从温室转移到自然生态系统; (3)实际应用: 从理论研究到生态实践。
赵榕江, 陈焘, 董丽佳, 郭辉, 马海鲲, 宋旭, 王明刚, 薛伟, 杨强. 植物-土壤反馈及其在生态学中的研究进展. 植物生态学报, 2023, 47(10): 1333-1355. DOI: 10.17521/cjpe.2023.0055
ZHAO Rong-Jiang, CHEN Tao, DONG Li-Jia, GUO Hui, MA Hai-Kun, SONG Xu, WANG Ming-Gang, XUE Wei, YANG Qiang. Progress of plant-soil feedback in ecology studies. Chinese Journal of Plant Ecology, 2023, 47(10): 1333-1355. DOI: 10.17521/cjpe.2023.0055
图1 植物-土壤反馈概念模式图。土壤α和土壤β分别表示物种A和物种B生长所驯化的土壤生物群落。αA和βB分别表示物种A引起的土壤生物群落(土壤α)变化对物种A的同种反馈和物种B引起的土壤生物群落(土壤β)变化对物种B的同种反馈。αB和βA分别表示物种A引起的土壤生物群落(土壤α)变化对物种B的异种反馈和物种B引起的土壤生物群落(土壤β)变化对物种A的异种反馈。
Fig. 1 An illustration of plant-soil feedback. Soil α and soil β represent the soil biological community conditioned by the growth of species A and B, respectively. αA and βB represent the conspecific plant-soil feedback through changes in the soil biological community of species A on species A and vice versa. αB and βA represent the heterospecific plant-soil feedback through changes in the soil biological community of species A on species B and vice versa.
图2 植物-土壤反馈两阶段实验设计图。在驯化阶段, 让物种A和物种B在同质土壤中生长一段时间, 以驯化出特定的土壤生物群落, 分别是土壤α和土壤β。在反馈阶段, 将物种A和物种B的新个体分别种植在由自身驯化的土壤(同种土壤)和由另一植物驯化的土壤(异种土壤)中, 生长一段时间后测量物种A和物种B在同种土壤中的生长表现(αA、βB)和异种土壤中的生长表现(βA、αB)。对照组是未经植物驯化或是经植物驯化后的灭菌土壤γ。物种A和物种B在对照土壤γ中的生长表现记作γA和γB。
Fig. 2 Two-phase experiments of plant-soil feedback. In the conditioning stage, species A and B are grown in homogeneous soil for a period of time, which results in species-specific soil biological communities, namely soil α and soil β, respectively. In the feedback stage, the new individuals of species A are planted in the conspecific soil conditioned by species A and the heterospecific soil conditioned by species B, and so are species B. After growing for a period of time, the performances of species A and B in the conspecific soil (αA, βB) and the heterospecific soil (βA, αB) are measured. Unconditioned or sterilized soil (soil γ) as a control. The performances of species A and B in the soil γ are recorded as γA and γB.
| 阶段 Phase | 研究方法 Research method | 影响因素 Influence factor |
|---|---|---|
| 驯化阶段 Conditioning phase | 在温室、室外盆栽或大田中人工栽培特定植物/群落; 或是直接选取特定植物长期生长下的自然土壤 Cultivation of specific plants in a greenhouse, outdoor pot, or field plot; or the selection of natural soil under the long-term growth of specific plants | 植物的功能特性、丰度、物种组成和多样性、植物根系分泌物和凋落物的成分及数量等 Plant functional characteristics, abundance, species composition and diversity, component and quantity of plant root exudates and litters, etc. |
| 反馈阶段 Feedback phase | 比较植物在“自身驯化后的土壤”和“其他植物驯化后的土壤”中的生长差异 Compare the performance of plants growing in “own soil” and “foreign soil” | 土壤微生物群落组成及其特异性、土壤食物网中各功能群多样性和物种丰度等 The composition and specificity of soil microbial community, functional group diversity and species abundance in soil food web, etc. |
| 比较灭菌与未灭菌土壤中新种植的植物的生长表现 Compare the performance of newly planted plants growing in sterilized and unsterilized soil | ||
| 比较全土灭菌与全土灭菌+接种土壤微生物造成的植物生长差异 Compare the performance of plants growing in “sterilized whole-soil with soil microorganism inoculum” and “sterilized whole-soil” | ||
| 通过土壤杀真菌剂、杀细菌剂、杀线虫剂等探究土壤特定生物类群在植物-土壤反馈中所起的作用 Explore the role of soil specific biota group in plant-soil feedback by applying soil fungicides, bactericides, and nematicides | ||
| 采用湿筛法分离土壤, 将得到的大小不同的土壤有机体分别接种到灭菌土壤中来检验土壤中不同粒径大小的生物类群对植物-土壤反馈的影响 Separate soil by the wet sieving method and inoculate soil organisms of different sizes into sterilized soil to test the effects of different-sized soil biota groups on plant-soil feedback |
表1 植物-土壤反馈的研究方法及影响反馈结果的因素
Table 1 Research methods and factors influencing feedback results in plant-soil feedback
| 阶段 Phase | 研究方法 Research method | 影响因素 Influence factor |
|---|---|---|
| 驯化阶段 Conditioning phase | 在温室、室外盆栽或大田中人工栽培特定植物/群落; 或是直接选取特定植物长期生长下的自然土壤 Cultivation of specific plants in a greenhouse, outdoor pot, or field plot; or the selection of natural soil under the long-term growth of specific plants | 植物的功能特性、丰度、物种组成和多样性、植物根系分泌物和凋落物的成分及数量等 Plant functional characteristics, abundance, species composition and diversity, component and quantity of plant root exudates and litters, etc. |
| 反馈阶段 Feedback phase | 比较植物在“自身驯化后的土壤”和“其他植物驯化后的土壤”中的生长差异 Compare the performance of plants growing in “own soil” and “foreign soil” | 土壤微生物群落组成及其特异性、土壤食物网中各功能群多样性和物种丰度等 The composition and specificity of soil microbial community, functional group diversity and species abundance in soil food web, etc. |
| 比较灭菌与未灭菌土壤中新种植的植物的生长表现 Compare the performance of newly planted plants growing in sterilized and unsterilized soil | ||
| 比较全土灭菌与全土灭菌+接种土壤微生物造成的植物生长差异 Compare the performance of plants growing in “sterilized whole-soil with soil microorganism inoculum” and “sterilized whole-soil” | ||
| 通过土壤杀真菌剂、杀细菌剂、杀线虫剂等探究土壤特定生物类群在植物-土壤反馈中所起的作用 Explore the role of soil specific biota group in plant-soil feedback by applying soil fungicides, bactericides, and nematicides | ||
| 采用湿筛法分离土壤, 将得到的大小不同的土壤有机体分别接种到灭菌土壤中来检验土壤中不同粒径大小的生物类群对植物-土壤反馈的影响 Separate soil by the wet sieving method and inoculate soil organisms of different sizes into sterilized soil to test the effects of different-sized soil biota groups on plant-soil feedback |
图3 植物-土壤反馈与植物群落演替。土壤生物对各演替阶段植物的反馈效应影响着植物演替过程中的物种替代。红色箭头表示土壤生物对植物的负反馈效应, 绿色箭头表示土壤生物对植物的正反馈效应。箭头粗细表示反馈效应的强弱。+, 积极影响; -, 消极影响。
Fig. 3 Plant-soil feedback and plant community succession. The feedback effect of soil organisms on plants at each succession stage affects the species substitution in the process of plant succession. The red arrow indicates the negative feedback effect of soil organisms on plants, and the green arrow indicates the positive feedback effect of soil organisms on plants. The thickness of the arrow indicates the strength of the feedback effect. +, positive influence; -, negative influence.
图4 植物-土壤反馈与植物入侵。外来入侵植物可以从原产地土传病原体导致的植物-土壤负反馈效应转变为入侵地土壤有益微生物或土壤养分介导的植物-土壤正反馈效应。红色箭头表示土壤生物对植物的负反馈效应, 绿色箭头表示土壤生物对植物的正反馈效应。箭头粗细表示反馈效应的强弱。黑色箭头表示具有影响。“+”表示积极影响。
Fig. 4 Plant-soil feedback and plant invasion. Invasive exotic plant species can switch from negative plant-soil feedback caused by soil-borne pathogens in their native range to positive feedback caused by beneficial soil microorganisms or soil nutrients in their invasive range. The red arrow indicates the negative feedback effect of soil organisms on plants and the green arrow indicates the positive feedback effect of soil organisms on plants. The thickness of the arrow indicates the strength of the feedback effect. The black arrow indicates having influence. “+” means positive influence.
图5 植物-土壤反馈介导的地上-地下多营养级生物互作。驯化阶段的地上或地下植食作用可能通过影响土壤生物群落组成, 从而对后续植物的生长表现或防御特性造成反馈作用。反馈阶段的地上或地下植食作用可能会影响反馈阶段植物的生长表现和防御特性。植物-土壤反馈效应会进一步影响地上植食动物的生长表现。
Fig. 5 Pant-soil feedback effects on above- and below-ground multitrophic interactions. The aboveground or belowground herbivory in the conditioning phase may cause feedback on the growth performance or defense characteristics of plants that grow later in the soil by affecting the composition of soil biological communities. The aboveground or belowground herbivory in the feedback phase may affect the growth performance and defense characteristics of plants in the feedback phase. The plant-soil feedback effect could further affect the growth performance of aboveground herbivores.
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