Data for: Bedrock and climate jointly control the phosphorus status of subtropical forests along two elevational gradients

Name: Data for: Bedrock and climate jointly control the phosphorus status of subtropical forests along two elevational gradients
Creator: Yongchuan Yang
Published: 2021-06-21T23:35:14.651Z
Keywords: Climate Change, Forest Soil, Altitude, Bedrock, Phosphorus Cycle

Yang, Yongchuan

doi:10.17632/yjt33r6n43.1

Data for: Bedrock and climate jointly control the phosphorus status of subtropical forests along two elevational gradients

Published: 21 June 2021| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/yjt33r6n43.1

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Yongchuan Yang

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We set two elevational transects on contrasting bedrock types, i.e. slate and granite, in a subtropical forest. Ten and nine sampling sites were distributed in the slate and granite transects, respectively. We surveyed the plant community and calculated the above-ground biomass. Five replicate samples were collected in each site, which resulted in a total of 95 samples. We measured phosphorus concentration (P) in the mineral soil, soil microbial biomass, fine-root, litter, and bedrock. In the uploaded data, we present all data mentioned above.

Data for: Bedrock and climate jointly control the phosphorus status of subtropical forests along two elevational gradients

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