Title 산림토양내 carboxymethylcellulase의 분포와 미생물의 생장 및 활성과의 상관에 대하여
Author 이영하 · 하영칠 * · 홍순우
Address 충남대학교 이과대학 생물학과; * 서울대학교 자연대학 미생물학과
Bibliography Korean Journal of Microbiology, 23(2),147-156, 1985
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Key Words Distribution of abiontic carboxymethylcellulase in relation to microbial growth and activity in forest soils
Abstract Seasonal and vertical variations of abiontic soil carboxymethylcellulase (CMCase) activities were assessed every other month for a year in two contrasting forest soils and evaluated the relationships between soil CMCase activity and environmental parameters. In climax deciduous soil, variations in CMCase activities caused by differences in sampling time were greater than those caused by differences in soil depth. On the other hand, counter phenomenon was observed in coniferous soil at the stage of development. Correlation analyses showed that soil CMCase activities were significantly (p>0.01) correlated with microbial respiration rates (O₂uptake) and all of the microbial population sizes. From these results, it is suggested that determination of abiontic soil CMCase activity is an useful additional index for evaluating the overall microbial growth and activity in soils.
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