Analcime-bearing rocks from Carboniferous and Permian sediments occupy a vast area in the Timan (Komi Republic,Russian Federation)—about 150.000 km^2.Rocks are represented by siltstones and mudstones.The analcime-bea...Analcime-bearing rocks from Carboniferous and Permian sediments occupy a vast area in the Timan (Komi Republic,Russian Federation)—about 150.000 km^2.Rocks are represented by siltstones and mudstones.The analcime-bearing rocks have the following mineral composition(%):clay minerals (50-70),quartz(10-30),analcime(1-30),feldspars (2-10),carbonates(2-5),and pyroclastic material.展开更多
Analcime-bearing rocks (Komi Republic, Russia) are perspective raw for geological materials. The article represents possibilities of their application for water purification, as raw for ceramic industry and poor ore f...Analcime-bearing rocks (Komi Republic, Russia) are perspective raw for geological materials. The article represents possibilities of their application for water purification, as raw for ceramic industry and poor ore for aluminum industry.展开更多
Background:More than a decade of fire suppression has changed the structure of fire-adapted shrubland ecosystems in Spain’s National Parks,which are now at extreme risk of uncontrolled wildfires.Prescribed burning ca...Background:More than a decade of fire suppression has changed the structure of fire-adapted shrubland ecosystems in Spain’s National Parks,which are now at extreme risk of uncontrolled wildfires.Prescribed burning can mitigate the risk of wildfires by reducing the fuel load but prescribed burning may also alter the soil properties and reduce microbial and fungal activity,causing changes in the availability of nutrients deep in the soil layer.Although fungal communities are a vital part of post-fire restoration,some fire effects remain unclear.To examine the short-term effects of prescribed burning on soil fungal communities in Doñana Biological Reserve(SW Spain),we collected soil samples pre-burn and 1 day,6 and 12 months post-burn from burned plots to perform physicochemical and metabarcode DNA analyses.Results:Prescribed burning had no significant effect on the total fungal operational taxonomic unit richness and abundance.However,changes in soil pH,nitrogen and potassium content post-burn affected fungal community composition.Small non-significant changes in pH and phosphorous affected the composition of ectomycorrhizal fungi.Conclusions:The ectomycorrhizal fungal community appears to be resilient to the effects of low-to moderate-intensity fires and saprotrophic taxa may benefit from this kind of fire.This finding revealed that prescribed burning is a potentially valuable management tool for reducing fire hazards in shrublands that has little effect on the total richness and abundance of fungal communities.展开更多
文摘Analcime-bearing rocks from Carboniferous and Permian sediments occupy a vast area in the Timan (Komi Republic,Russian Federation)—about 150.000 km^2.Rocks are represented by siltstones and mudstones.The analcime-bearing rocks have the following mineral composition(%):clay minerals (50-70),quartz(10-30),analcime(1-30),feldspars (2-10),carbonates(2-5),and pyroclastic material.
文摘Analcime-bearing rocks (Komi Republic, Russia) are perspective raw for geological materials. The article represents possibilities of their application for water purification, as raw for ceramic industry and poor ore for aluminum industry.
基金Spanish R&D projects MYCOINFOR(Mycosilviculture Applied to Forest Fire Prevention in Mediterranean SystemsPID2019-105188RB-I00)+4 种基金VIS4FIRE(Comprehensive vulnerability of forest systems to fire:implications for forest management toolsRTA2017-00042-C05-01)Interreg-POCTEP CILIFO(Iberian Centre for Research and Forest Firefighting0753-CILIFO-5-E)financed by European Social Fund“NextGenerationEU”through a grant“Margarita Salas”awarded to Juncal Espinosa into the project GFIRE。
文摘Background:More than a decade of fire suppression has changed the structure of fire-adapted shrubland ecosystems in Spain’s National Parks,which are now at extreme risk of uncontrolled wildfires.Prescribed burning can mitigate the risk of wildfires by reducing the fuel load but prescribed burning may also alter the soil properties and reduce microbial and fungal activity,causing changes in the availability of nutrients deep in the soil layer.Although fungal communities are a vital part of post-fire restoration,some fire effects remain unclear.To examine the short-term effects of prescribed burning on soil fungal communities in Doñana Biological Reserve(SW Spain),we collected soil samples pre-burn and 1 day,6 and 12 months post-burn from burned plots to perform physicochemical and metabarcode DNA analyses.Results:Prescribed burning had no significant effect on the total fungal operational taxonomic unit richness and abundance.However,changes in soil pH,nitrogen and potassium content post-burn affected fungal community composition.Small non-significant changes in pH and phosphorous affected the composition of ectomycorrhizal fungi.Conclusions:The ectomycorrhizal fungal community appears to be resilient to the effects of low-to moderate-intensity fires and saprotrophic taxa may benefit from this kind of fire.This finding revealed that prescribed burning is a potentially valuable management tool for reducing fire hazards in shrublands that has little effect on the total richness and abundance of fungal communities.
