Mycorrhizal mycelial respiration: A substantial component of soil respired CO2

Mengguang Han; Jiguang Feng; Ying Chen; Lijuan Sun; Liangchen Fu; Biao Zhu

doi:10.1016/j.soilbio.2021.108454

Mycorrhizal mycelial respiration: A substantial component of soil respired CO₂

Mengguang Han
, Jiguang Feng
, Ying Chen
, Lijuan Sun
, Liangchen Fu
, Biao Zhu^*

^*此作品的通讯作者

Peking University

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Mycorrhizal fungi constitute a considerable sink for plant photo-assimilates, yet poor knowledge about mycorrhizal mycelial respiration (R_Myc) hinders the quantification of its role in belowground carbon cycling. We synthesized available field data of R_Myc, and found that R_Myc contributed 15% of soil respiration and 38% of autotrophic respiration (including R_Myc and root respiration, R_Root). We observed no significant differences of R_Myc between ectomycorrhiza and arbuscular mycorrhiza dominated ecosystems. Both R_Myc/R_Root and R_Myc/(R_Root + R_Myc) significantly decreased with increasing R_Root, and correlated with absolute latitude, mean annual temperature and precipitation. Collectively, R_Myc is a substantial component of soil respiration and exhibits divergent geographical pattern with that of R_Root, and should be considered separately in terrestrial carbon cycling models.

源语言	英语
文章编号	108454
期刊	Soil Biology and Biochemistry
卷	163
DOI	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.soilbio.2021.108454
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Mycorrhizal mycelial respiration: A substantial component of soil respired CO2

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