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Acacia mangium Willd: benefits and threats associated with its increasing use around the world

Forest Ecosystems 2019年第1期6卷 13-25页

作者： Lydie-Stella Koutika David M.Richardson crdpi Centre de Recherche sur la Durabilité et la Productivité des Plantations Industrielles Centre for Invasion Biology Department of Botany & Zoology Stellenbosch University

Background: Acacia mangium, a fast-growing tree native to parts of Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and Australia,has been cultivated outside its native environment and introduced into humid tropical lowland regions of Asia,South America and Africa over the last few decades. It is a multipurpose tree used in agroforestry, forestry and for restoration of degraded lands. It is also highly invasive in many regions where it has been introduced outside its native range. This paper reviews evidence of its obvious benefits and its negative impacts on ***: A literature review on Australian acacias and especially on A. mangium was undertaken to highlight both benefits and threats associated with their increasing worldwide use outside their native ***: Through N_2 fixed from the atmosphere, A. mangium improves soil fertility, especially by increasing N status and soil C accretion when introduced to N-limited areas; it thus has the potential to restore nutrient cycling in degraded systems. No studies have, however, been done to assess the effectiveness of A. mangium in restoring biodiversity of degraded lands. Most Australian acacias have traits that facilitate invasiveness, and 23 species have been recorded as invasive to date. A. mangium has been reported as invasive in Asia, Indonesia, Pacific Islands,Indian Ocean Islands, southern Africa and Brazil. Research on other invasive Australian acacias in several parts of the world has elucidated the types of impacts that are likely in different types of ecosystems and key options for mitigating ***: A. mangium has the potential to restore nutrient cycling in degraded systems, but is highly invasive wherever it is planted. Many parts of the world have a large invasion debt for this species. Experience with other invasive acacias around the world suggests a suite of interventions that could be used to reduce invasions and mitigate impacts. Careful risk assessments should be undertaken prior to

关键词： Biodiversity Biological invasions C sequestration Soil N status Tree invasions

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National Soil Organic Carbon Stocks Inventories under Different Mangrove Forest Types in Gabon

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Open Journal of Forestry 2024年第2期14卷 127-140页

作者： Rolf Gaël Mabicka Obame Neil-Yohan Musadji Jean Hervé Mve Beh Lydie-Stella Koutika Jean Aubin Ondo Farrel Nzigou Boucka Michel Mbina Mounguengui Claude Geffroy Dé partement de Phytotechnologie Institut National d&#8217Agronomie et de Biotechnologies Universit&#233 des Sciences et Techniques de Masuku Franceville Gabon Dé partement des Sciences Fondamentales de l&#8217Ing&#233nieur Institut National d&#8217Agronomie et de Biotechnologies Universit&#233 des Sciences et Techniques de Masuku Franceville Gabon Institut Agronomiques et Forestiè res Centre National des Recherches Scientifiques et Technologiques Libreville Gabon Research Centre on the Durability and the Productivity of Industrial Plantations (crdpi) Pointe Noire Republic of Congo Laboratoire Pluridisciplinaire des Sciences &#201cole Normale Sup&#233rieure Libreville Gabon Agence Gabonaise d’ &#201tude et d&#8217Observation Spatiale Immeuble les Arcades Libreville Gabon Dé partement de G&#233ologie Faculte des Sciences Universit&#233 des Sciences et Techniques de Masuku Franceville Gabon Institut de Chimie des Milieux et Maté riaux de Poitiers (IC2MP) Universit&#233 de Poitiers Poitiers France

Gabonese’s estuary is an important coastal mangrove setting and soil plays a key role in mangrove carbon storage in mangrove forests. However, the spatial variation in soil organic carbon (SOC) storage remain unclear. To address this gap, determining the SOC spatial variation in Gabonese’s estuarine is essential for better understanding the global carbon cycle. The present study compared soil organic carbon between northern and southern sites in different mangrove forest, Rhizophora racemosa and Avicennia germinans. The results showed that the mean SOC stocks at 1 m depth were 256.28 ± 127.29 MgC ha−1. Among the different regions, SOC in northern zone was significantly (p p −1) than upper layers (55.42 ± 25.37 MgC ha−1). The study highlights that low deforestation rate have led to less CO2 (705.3 Mg CO2e ha−1 - 922.62 Mg CO2e ha−1) emissions than most sediment carbon-rich mangroves in the world. These results highlight the influence of soil texture and mangrove forest types on the mangrove SOC stocks. The first national comparison of soil organic carbon stocks between mangroves and upland tropical forests indicated SOC stocks were two times more in mangroves soils (51.21 ± 45.00 MgC ha−1) than primary (20.33 ± 12.7 MgC ha−1), savanna and cropland (21.71 ± 15.10 MgC ha−1). We find that mangroves in this study emit lower dioxide-carbon equivalent emissions. This study highlights the importance of national inventories of soil organic carbon and can be used as a baseline on the role of mangroves in carbon sequestration and climate change mitigation but the variation in SOC stocks indicates the need for further national data.

关键词： Mangroves Forest Soil Organic Carbon Stocks Rizophora Racemose Avicenia germinans Gabon

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Organic matter quality of forest floor as a driver of C and P dynamics in acacia and eucalypt plantations established on a Ferralic Arenosols, Congo

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Forest Ecosystems 2020年第3期7卷 511-525页

作者： Lydie-Stella Koutika Lorenzo Cafiero Annamaria Bevivino Agustín Merino Research Centre on the Durability and the Productivity of Industrial Plantations(crdpi) Av.Ma Loango Moe Poaty BP 1291Pointe-NoireRepublic of the Congo Department for Sustainability Biotechnologies and Agroindustry DivisionLaboratory for AgriFood SustainabilityQuality and SafetyItalian National Agency for New TechnologiesEnergy and Sustainable Economic DevelopmentENEACasaccia Research CentreVia Anguillarese301-00123RomeItaly Department for Sustainability Division Resource EfficiencyLaboratory Technologies for the ReuseRecyclingRecovery and valorisation of Waste and MaterialsItalian National Agency for New TechnologiesEnergy and Sustainable Economic DevelopmentENEACasaccia Research Centre00123RomeItaly Department of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry University of Santiago de Compostela2702LugoSpain

Background: Land-use change and forest management may alter soil organic matter(SOM) and nutrient dynamics,due in part to alterations in litter input and quality. Acacia was introduced in eucalypt plantations established in the Congolese coastal plains to improve soil fertility and tree growth. Eucalypt trees were expected to benefit from N2 fixed by acacia. However, some indicators suggest a perturbation in SOM and P dynamics might affect the sustainability of the system in the medium and long term. In tropical environments, most of the nutrient processes are determined by the high rates of organic matter(OM) mineralization. Therefore, SOM stability might play a crucial role in regulating soil-plant processes. In spite of this, the relationship between SOM quality, C and other nutrient dynamics are not well understood. In the present study, OM quality and P forms in forest floor and soil were investigated to get more insight on the C and P dynamics useful to sustainable management of forest ***: Thermal analysis(differential scanning calorimetry(DSC) and thermogravimetry(TGA)) and nuclear magnetic resonance(solid state13 C CPMASS and NMR and31 P-NMR) spectroscopy have been applied to partially decomposed forest floor and soils of pure acacia and eucalypt, and mixed-species acacia-eucalypt ***: Thermal analysis and13 C NMR analysis revealed a more advanced stage of humification in forest floor of acacia-eucalypt stands, suggesting a greater microbial activity in its litter. SOM were related to the OM recalcitrance of the forest floor, indicating this higher microbial activity of the forest floor in this stand might be favouring the incorporation of C into the mineral ***: In relation with the fast mineralization in this environment, highly soluble orthophosphate was the dominant P form in both forest floor and soils. However, the mixed-species forest stands immobilized greater P in organic forms, preventing the P losses by lea

关键词： Mixed-species plantations Soil chemical stability Organic P Forest ecosystems Potential climate change mitigation

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