static-content.springer.com10.1007... · Web view(Sharrow and Ismail 2004) 158 US South Carolina Union 16 1170 CF G 6,15,20,28,35,43 pH, SOC, TN,C:N, (Mobley et al. 2015; Richter

Table S1 List of literature references on soil pH, concentrations of C, N, P, S and C-N-P-S stoichiometry in forested soils.

No. Country Province TownTem (°C)*

PreTS&

　 PL¶

Duration Soil properties Reference(mm)# 　　

1 ArgentinaBuenos Aires

Pehuen-Co 15.5 669 CF I 45 pH, SOC, TN, C:N,AP (Amiotti et al. 2013)

2 Argentina

Misionses, Corrientes

Santo, Candelaria, Ituzaingo, Iguazu

Tome20 1600 CF I 15,31,25, SOC (Eclesia et al. 2012)

3 AustraliaCanberra

Billy Billy 20 622 CF I 16 C:N (Guo et al. 2007)

4 Australia New South Wales 10.5 862 CF I 1,3,23 SOC, TN,C:N (Allen, 2009 )

5 Australia Victorian 15.7 567 EU I 5,5,21,22,28,29, SOC, TN, C:N(Cunningham, 2012 }

6 AustraliaWestern Australia

Esperance 16.9 619 EU,CF I 13,13,13,13,13 pH, SOC, TN, AN, C:N (Carson et al. 2010)

7 Australia Western Australia 15 865 EU I 7,8,8,8,8,10 SOC (Mendham, 2002 }

8 Australia South Australia 18 640 EU,CF I 6,11,15,17,22,32,35,51SOC, TN,TP, AN,C:N,

C:P, N:P(Kasel, 2007}

9 Brazil Itatinga San Paulo 19.2 1370 BF,CF I 20,60,60 SOC(Maquere et al. 2008)

10 Brazil Minas Belo Oriente 25 1163 EU I 4,8,13,19,22,29,32,33,34 pH, SOC (Lima et al. 2006)

Gerais

11 BrazilPlanaltina

Embraoa Cerrados 14.5 2000 CF I 8,30 SOC(Marchao et al. 2009)

12 BrazilRia Grande

San Francesisco De Paulapaulo

14.5 2469 CF, I 20pH, SOC, TN,TP, C:N,

C:P, N:P, TS(Garbin et al. 2006)

13 BurialMinas Gerais

Cerrado 21 1540 EU I 7,7,20 pH, SOC (Zinn et al. 2002)

14 CanadaSaskatchewan

Prince Albert 0.55 424 CF,CF I 50,50 SOC, TN, C:N(Pinno and Bélanger 2008)

15 Canada Alberta Linario, Westlock 3 631 BF G 2, 9, 80 pH, SOC, TN, TP, C:N (Arevalo et al., 2009)

16 Canada Quebec 4 1113 BF G 4 SOC, TN, C:NBambrick et al., 2010

17 Canada Quebec 3 1079 BF G 4 SOC, TN, C:NBambrick et al., 2010

18 Canada Ontario 6 830 BF,CF G 8, 21 SOC, TN, TP, C:NBambrick et al., 2010

19 ChileCentral Valley

Paillaco 10.8 1700 BF I 16,120pH, SOC, TN,TP,

AN,AP, C:N, C:P, N:P(Huygens et al. 2005)

20 China China Shenmu 8.4 437 N-fixers I 28SOC, TN,TP, C:N, C:P,

N:P(Wei 2009)

21 ChinaChongqing

Beipei 16.2 885 BF G 15SOC, TN,TP, AN,AP,

C:N, C:P, N:P(Ren 2010; Ren et al. 2010)

22 ChinaChongqing

Changrong 17.7 1117 CF G 12 SOC, TN, C:N (Zheng et al. 2008)

23 ChinaChongqing

Hechaung 18.1 1116 CF,BF G 8,8SOC, TN,TP, AN,AP,

C:N, C:P, N:P(Kang et al. 2012)

24 China Fujian Nan'an 20.8 1500 BF H 6pH, SOC, TN,TP,AP,

C:N, C:P, N:P(Li 1999)

25 China Fujian Sanming 19.5 1700 BF H 35pH, SOC, TN,TP,AP,

C:N, C:P, N:P(Shen 2002)

26 China Gansu Anding, Dingxi 6.5 460 CF G 3,6,10SOC, TN,TP, AN,AP,

C:N, C:P, N:P(Ding et al. 2010)

27 China Gansu Anjiapo, Xian 5.9 437N-fixers,

CFG 25 SOC, TN, C:N, C:P

(Chen et al. 2007; Gong et al. 2006)

28 China GansuLianchuan, Yuzhong

5.9 337 N-fixers H7,11,20,43,10,21,42,10,21,4

2pH, SOC, TN,AN,AP,

C:N(Jiang 2007)

29 China GansuLianjiabian,

Heshui7.4

587.6

CF H 9,17,pH, SOC, TN,TP, C:N,

C:P, N:P(Jia 2006)

30 ChinaGuangdong

Heshan 21.7 1801 BF H 14SOC, TN,TP,AP, C:N,

C:P, N:P(Li et al. 2002)

31 ChinaGuangdong

Heshan 22.5 1534 EU H 3,4 SOC, TN, C:N (Wu et al. 2013)

32 ChinaGuangxi

Huanjiang 18.5 1407 BF G 5 C:N (Yuan et al. 2007)

33 ChinaGuangxi

Pingguo 21.5 1500 BF G 10,10,10 SOC, TN,AN, C:N (Yu and Sun 2012)

34 ChinaGuangxi

Yishan 19.3 1169 CF H 32SOC, TN,TP,AN,AP,

C:P(Liang et al. 1993)

35 ChinaGuangxi

Yishan 19.3 1169 BF H 45 SOC, TN,AP, C:N (Liang et al. 1993)

36 ChinaGuizhou

Qingzhen 15 1200 BF G 4SOC, TN,TP,AP, C:N,

C:P, N:P(Luo et al. 2003)

37 China Hainan Jianfengge 19.7 3000 CF H 34pH, SOC, TN,TP,AP,

C:N, C:P, N:P(Wei et al. 2009b)

38 China Hebei Saihanba -1.4 450 CF I 37,40 SOC, TN, C:N (Liu et al. 2009)

39 ChinaHeilongjiang

Laoshan 1 626 CF G 23,26,35,45,46 SOC, TN, C:N (An et al. 2012)

40 ChinaHeilongjiang

Nehe 2 450 BF H 8,8,8pH, SOC, TN,TP,AP,

C:N, C:P, N:P(Zhang et al. 1997)

41 China Henan Luoning 14.3641.

5BF G 3

SOC, TN,TP, C:N, C:P, N:P

(Su et al. 2007)

42 China Henan Luoning 13.7 700 BF G 5,28 SOC, AN, AP (Yun 2010)

43 China Hubei Qingquan, Xishui 16.9 1350 BF G 13,23,75 pH, SOC, TN, C:N (Wei 2009)

44 China Hubei Qingquan, Xishui 16.9 1350 N-fixers G 7 pH, SOC, TN, C:N (Wei 2009)

45 ChinaInner Mongolia

Duolun, Xilinguole

1.9389.

4BF,CF I 26,26

pH, SOC, TN,TP, AN,AP, C:N, C:P, N:P

(Wang 2007)


Huhehaote 5.6 420 CF I 10,20SOC, TN,TP, AN,AP,

C:N, C:P, N:P(Yan and Wang 1996)


Keerxin 6.4 450 BF G 5,10,15pH, SOC, TN,TP, C:N,

C:P, N:P(Bai 2008)


Shadi, Keerqin 6.3 430 CF I 32pH, SOC, TN,TP, C:N,

C:P, N:P(Hu et al. 2009)


Shadi, Keerqin 6.4 450 CF I 15,24,30pH, SOC, TN,TP, C:N,

C:P, N:P(Liu et al. 2010)

50 China Jiangsu Nantong 15.8 1064 BF,CF H 7. 16,28SOC, TN,TP, C:N, C:P,

N:P(Yang 2005)

51 China Jiangsu Wujiang 16 1134 BF,CF G 25, 30,35pH, SOC, TN, TP, C:N,

TS(Wang et al. 2010)

52 China Jiangxi Taihe 18.6 1360 BF,CF H 9 SOC, TN, AN,AP, C:N (Chen 1995)

53 ChinaLiaoning

Jianping 6.5 476 BF G 5,10,15,20 SOC, TN, C:N (Mao and Zeng 2010)

54 ChinaLiaoning

Jianping 6.5 476 BF G 5,10,15,20 SOC, TN, C:N (Mao et al. 2009)

55 ChinaLiaoning

Jianping 5.2 443 N-fixers H 7 SOC, TN,AN,AP, C:N(Jia et al. 1994; Jia and Yang 1994)

56 ChinaLiaoning

Kezuo, Chaoyang 8.2500.

9CF H 7,26

pH, SOC, TN,TP,AP, C:N, C:P, N:P

(Shen and Jiang 1998)

57 China Ningxia Guyuan 7 420 N-fixers G 8pH, SOC, TN,AP, C:N,

C:P, N:P(An and Huang 2006)

58 China Ningxia Hechaun, Guyuan 7 420 N-fixers G 3, 13, 23SOC, TN,AP, C:N, C:P,

N:P(Chen et al. 2010)

59 China Ningxia Yanchi 8.46276.

3N-fixers I 7,12,27 SOC, TN, AN,AP, C:N (Song et al. 2012)

60 China Qinghai Datong 2.9 556 N-fixers G 6,9 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

61 China Qinghai Delingha 3.6 38 Mixed G 9,9,9 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

62 China Qinghai Delingha 2.7 185 BF G 3,9 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

63 China Qinghai Dulan 2.7 198 BF G 9,27,33 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

64 China Qinghai Gangcha -1.3 380 N-fixers G 8,9,9 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

65 China Qinghai Geermu 4.3 41.2 N-fixers G 9.9 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

66 China Qinghai Gonghe 4 318 Mixed H 9,11 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

67 China Qinghai Guide 7.2 252 N-fixer G 13,13,13,13 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

68 China Qinghai Haiyan 3 400 Mixed G 10,23 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

69 China Qinghai Haiyan 0.2 350 N-fixers G 14,29,29 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

70 China Qinghai Huzhu 0.9 650 N-fixers H 3,9,11,29 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

71 China Qinghai Ledu 7.3 330 BF G 8,11,11,11 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

72 China Qinghai Meiyuan 0.85 523 N-fixers G 8 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

73 China Qinghai Pingan 1.4 450 Mixed G 26 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

74 China Qinghai Rongmuhuang 4.3 43 Mixed H 4,21,31,57 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

75 China Qinghai Tianjun 4.3 41.2 N-fixers G 8,8 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

76 China Qinghai Wulan 4.2 180 N-fixers G 9,9,10,21 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

77 China Qinghai Xiangride 3.9 168 BF G 8 pH, SOC, TN,C:N (Shi et al. 2015)

78 China Shaanxi Ansai 8.8505.

3CF G 10,10,30 SOC, TN, C:N (Han et al. 2012)

79 China Shaanxi Ansai 8.8 541 BF G 2,5,27,30SOC, TN,TP, C:N,

C:P, N:P(Dong et al. 2008)


3BF G 30 SOC, TN, C:N (Han et al. 2012)


3BF, CF,

MFG 30,30

pH, SOC, TN,TP,AP, C:N, C:P, N:P

(Dai et al. 2008)


2N-fixers G 10,17,26,34,40,50

SOC, TN,TP,C:N, C:P, N:P

(Cui et al. 2012)


3N-fixers G 10,30 SOC, TN, C:N (Han et al. 2012)

84 China Shaanxi Ansai 8.8 505N-fixers, BF, CF, Mixed

G 30,30,30,30,30,pH, SOC, TN,TP,

AN,AP, C:N, C:P, N:P(Xue et al. 2007)

85 China Shaanxi Fuxian 9567.

7N-fixers H 10,20,40,50 SOC, TN,AP, C:N (Lu etal., 2009)

86 China ShaanxiHuaiping, Yongshou

10.8601.

3CF, BF H 10, 25, 44

SOC, TN,TP, AN,AP, C:N, C:P, N:P

(Zhang and Chang 2006)

87 China ShaanxiHuaiping, Yongshou

10.8601.

3BF H 10,44,

SOC, TN,TP, AN,AP, C:N, C:P, N:P

(Wang et al. 2007)

88 China Shaanxi Mizhi 8.4 422 CF G 24,49 SOC, TN, C:N,AP(Dong and Zheng 2008)

89 China Shaanxi Shenmu 8.4 437 CF I 28,35pH, SOC, TN,TP, AP,

C:N(Wei et al. 2009a)

90 China Shaanxi Wuqi 7.8 480 BF G 60 SOC, TN,TP, AP, C:N (Jiao et al. 2006)

91 China Shaanxi Wuqi 7.8 480 N-fixers G 4,9,18,33 SOC, TN,TP, C:N (Wang et al. 2010)

92 China Shaanxi Wuqi 7.8 480 N-fixers G 18 SOC, AN, AP (Jiao et al., 2006)

93 China Shaanxi Xunyi 7 580 CF H 12,17,22,28,32,42,65,70,pH, SOC, TN, AN,AP,

C:N(Wang et al. 2007)

94 China Shaanxi Zhifanggou, Ansai 8.8 549 N-fixers H 10,22,26,30SOC, TN,TP,AP, C:N,

C:P, N:P(Zhang et al. 2007)

95 China Shaanxi Qianyang 10.8 653 CF G 20 SOC,AN, AP (Hu et al. 2007)

96 ChinaShandong

Dezhou 13.1 650 BF G 4,7 SOC, TN (Zhang et al. 2008)

97 China Shanxi Wuzhai 1.5 435 N-fixers H 1,2,3,4 pH, SOC, TN,,AP, C:N (Niu et al. 2003)

98 China Shanxi Wuzhai 4 454 N-fixers H 5,15,25 SOC, TN,AP, C:N (Ji et al. 2007)

99 China Sichuan Danlen 16.6 1233 BF G 3 SOC, TN,AN,AP, C:N (Ma et al. 2010)

100 China Sichuan Hongya 14.3 1560 BF G 4,5,6,7, SOC, TN, C:N (Chen et al. 2008)

101 China Sichuan Hongya 14.3 1560 BB G 7SOC, TN,TP,AP, C:N,

C:P, N:P(Yan,et al., 2008)

102 China Yunnan Dongchuang 15.7 828 N-fixers I 7,7,7,11pH, SOC, TN,TP,

AN,AP, C:N, C:P, N:P(Shen et al. 2002)

103 China YunnanXiaohenshan,

Yuanmei21.9

630.8

BF H 6,13,13,13pH, SOC, TN,TP,

AN,AP, C:N, C:P, N:P(Li et al. 2006)

104 China Yunnan Xishuangbanna 22.1 1400 BF G 3,7,20 SOC, TN,AN, C:N (Yang et al. 2004)

105 ChinaZhejiang

Lanxi 17.3 1700 BF H 17,32 SOC, TN, C:N(Jiang and Zhou 2003)

106 ChinaZhejiang

Linan 15.9 1424CF, N-fixers

H 32, 32SOC, TN,TP, AN,AP,

C:N, C:P, N:P(Jiang et al. 2007)

107 Congo Pointe Noire 25 1200 EU I 7.5,17,30 SOC(Mendez-Millan, 2014)

108 Ecuador

Aglomerados Cotopaxi

Cotopaxi 8.1 1130 CF I 7.5,17.5,22.5pH, SOC, TN,TP,

AN,AP, C:N, C:P, N:P(Farley and Kelly 2004)

109 Ecuador Ecuadorian Andes 21.5 3200N-fixers, Mixed,

EUG 7.5,17.5 SOC (Rhoades, 2000 )

110 Ethiopia Amhara Bahir Dar 21.7 1500 EU G 5.5,5.5 SOC, TN, C:N (Engda et al.)

111 Ethiopia Amhara Selam 25 550 EU I 16,16, SOC, TN, C:P,AP(Girmay and Singh 2012)

112 Ethiopia Atnogo Belete Forest 19.4 1517 CF, EU G 22,22,22, pH, SOC (Lemma et al. 2006)

113 Ethiopia Lepis Ganbo 20 1200 EU, CF G 15,17 SOC, TN, AP(Lemenih et al. 2004)

114 Ethiopia Mailarly 20 1200 EU, CF G 30,30 SOC, TN,C:N(Poultouchidou, 2012)

115 Finland6 Sampling Sites

Tammisaari, Tammela, Vilppula,

Petajavesi, Kalvia, Toholampi

5.7 620CF,

MixedG

8,8,8,9,9,9,9,18,18,18,18,18,19,19,19,

pH, SOC, TN,TP, AN,AP, C:N, C:P, N:P

(Karhu et al. 2011)

116 GermanyCanstein

Wideshausen 8 760 BF I 7pH, SOC, TN,TP, AN,

AP, C:N, C:P, N:P(Jug et al. 1999)

117 Germany Waren Gulzow 8.2 543 BF I 6,12 pH, SOC, TN,TP, AP (Kahle et al. 2007)

118 Germany Waren Vipperow 8 640 BF I 6,12 pH, SOC, TN,TP, AP (Kahle et al. 2007)

119 Iceland

Dooary, Clontycoe, Baunoge,

Glenbarrow

9.6 800 CF I 9,16,30,45,47 pH, SOC (Black et al. 2009)

120 Iceland Hallormsstadur 3.4 735 CF H 14,21,26,39,53,97SOC,TN,TP,AN,AP,C:

N, C:P, N:P(Ritter 2007)

121 Iceland Hallormsstadur 3.4 735 BF H 53pH, SOC, TN,TP,C:N,

C:P, N:P(Ritter 2007)

122 India Assam Banthra 25.5 900 BF G 4,4,4,4 SOC, TN, C:N(Srivastava et al. 2014)

123 India Uttar Pradesh 25 977N-fixers, BF, EU

H 3,3,3 SOC, TN,C:N (Mishra, 2003 )

124 IranMazandaran

Sari 16.8 733 BF,CF G 21,21,21 SOC, TN, C:N (Kooch et al. 2012)

125 ItalySicilian Channel

Pantelleria 17 860 EU,BF G 40 SOC (Novara et al. 2011)

126 Italy Udine Flaibana 13.5 1200BF, N-Fixers

G 20 SOC, C:N(Del Galdo et al. 2003)

127 Lithuania Akademija 6.1 640 CF G 50,50 SOC, TN, C:N (Armolaitis, 2013 )

128 Mexico Oaxaca, Juquila 21 1917CF,

MixedG 15,45,75,15,45,75 SOC,N:P

(Bautista-Cruz, 2005)

129New

Zealand

Central South Island

Craigieburn 2 1400 CF I 20pH, SOC, TN,TP, C:N,

C:P, N:P(Chen et al. 2000)

130New

Zealand


Okuku 10 1200 CF I 25pH, SOC, TN,TP, C:N, C:P, N:P, TS, Sulfate

(Davis et al., 1991; 2001)

131New

Zealand


Teviotade, Craigieburn

10 800 CF I 10,10,20,15,23,30,47,52pH, SOC, TN,TP, C:N, C:P, N:P, TS, Sulfate

(Davis, 1998, 2001)

132Lammerlaw, Lake

Dia, Tara , Benmore ,Lyndon

133New

ZealandChristchurch

Craigieburn 8 1440 CF I 15,17 pH, SOC, TN, C:N(Alfredsson et al. 1998)

134New

ZealandManawatu

13.2 960 CF I 13,16,18,20,24,30, pH, SOC, TN, C:N (Giddens et al. 1997)

135New

ZealandNorthland

Hill 9.5 1400 CF I 17,17,19pH, SOC, TN, C:N, TS,

Sulfate(Groenendijk et al. 2002)

136New

ZealandPalmerston

Massey 12.2 1291 CF I 20 pH, SOC, TN, C:N (Parfitt et al. 1997)

137New

ZealandRotorua Purukohukohu 10 1500 CF I 19

pH, SOC, TN,TP, C:N, C:P, N:P

(Ross et al. 1999)

138New

ZealandMarton, Ohakune,

Westmere10.9 1353 BF, CF I 20,20,20,100,100 SOC, TN,TP,AP, C:N (Sparling et al. 2000)

139Puerto Rico

Lajas. 25 1100 N-fixers I 7 SOC, TN, C:N (Resh et al. 2002)

140Puerto Rico

Toa Baja 27 1600 N-fixers I 15 SOC, TN, C:N (Resh et al. 2002)

141Puerto Rico

Sierra De Cayey 21 2000 BF I 10,20,30,60,80pH, SOC, TN,TP,

AN,AP, C:N, C:P, N:P(Marin‐spiotta et al. 2009)

142 Russia Krasnoyarsk 1.6 500 CF, BF I 27,27,27,27,27,27,pH, SOC, TN,TP, C:N,

Sulfate(Menyailo, 2002 )

143 Turkey Artvin 14.5 350N-fixer, Mixed

H 10,10 SOC, TN, C:N (Yüksek, 2012 )

144 UK

Cork, Mallow, Cashel Et Al.,

9 1200BF, CF, Mixed

I17,18,19,20,22,22,33,34,37,

41,51,42,68,67,68SOC (Wellock 2011)

145 UKHarpenden

West Common 9.5 647 N-fixers G 23,85,117 pH, SOC (Poulton et al. 2003)

146 Uruguay

Florida, San Jose De Mayo

Anise, Anise, Barrios,San Pdero

18.5 1261 BF, EU I 12,19,10,30,28,50,20,45,15 SOC,TN,AN(Berthrong et al. 2012)

147 USChinchuck

Kamae 21 4000BF, N-fixers

G 16 SOC, TN, C:N (Resh et al. 2002)

148 US Georgia Newton 19.3 1370 CF G 3,7,14,200pH, SOC, TN,TP,AP,

C:N, C:P, N:P(Markewitz et al. 2002)

149 US Hawaii Hakalau 20 4600 EU G 2,4,10 pH, SOC, TN, C:N(Zou and Bashkin 1998)

150 US Hawaii Hamakua 21 3800 EU G 12 pH, SOC(Bashkin and Binkley 1998)

151 US Hawaii Kamae 21 4000 N-fixers G 15 SOC, TN, C:N (Song et al. 2013)

152 US Iowa Allamakee 8.2 871 CF, BF G 51 SOC, TN,C:N (Sauer et al. 2012)

153 USMichigan

Cass 10 940 CF,BF G 50,53 SOC, TN,TP, C:N (Morris et al. 2007)

154 USMichigan

Kellogg 9.7 890BF,

MixedG 10,10,200 SOC

(DeGryze et al. 2004)

155 USNebraska

Halsey 10.9 800CF,

MixedI 25,25,55,72 SOC, TN,AP, C:N (Mellor et al. 2013)

156 USNebraska

Syracuse 10.9 800 BF I 130 pH, SOC, TN,AP, C:N (Martens et al. 2004)

157 US Oregon Corvallis 10.4 1024 CF I 11 SOC, TN, C:N(Sharrow and Ismail 2004)

158 USSouth Carolina

Union 16 1170 CF G 6,15,20,28,35,43 pH, SOC, TN,C:N,(Mobley et al. 2015; Richter et al. 1999)

159 USNorth Dakoto

Mandan 4 400 N-fixers I 18, 43 SOC, TN, AN(Springsteen, et al., 2010)

160 US Oregon Columbia Plateau 11.4 219 BF G 7,8,9 SOC, TN, C:N (Sartori et al., 2007)

161 US Illinois Pope Country 13.8 1020 CF, BF G pH, SOC, TN(Rolfe & Boggess, 1973)

162 US FloridaSuwannee,

Osceola22.1

11390 CF I 40, 45 SOC (Nair ET AL., 2007)

163 US Kanasas Flint Hill 12 835 CF I 45 SOC, TN, C:N(McKinley & Blair, 2008)

164 US Virginia Piedmont 13 1085 CF G 15, 60 SOC, TN, TP(Hosner & Graney, 1970)

165 US Minnesota

3.4 604.5

BF G,

6,7,6,15,7 SOC (Grigal & Berguson, 1998)

I

166 US Hawaii Hillo 21 4000 BF G 3 pH, C:N(Binkley and Resh 1999)

* Mean annual temperature (MAT, °C)#Mean annual precipitation (MAP, mm year-1)&Tree species (TS), the abbreviations of EU, CF BF Mixed and N-fixers were Eucalyptus, coniferous species, broadleaf species, mixed forests with broadleaf and coniferous species, and for plantation with N-fixers, respectively.¶Prior land-use (PL), the abbreviations H , G and I were barren land, cropland and grassland, respectively.

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