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为了诊断沙地樟子松人工林的衰退原因,比较分析了沙地樟子松天然林和人工林中的叶片养分含量.结果表明,天然林中的樟子松叶片内氮、磷含量均比人工林中低,而钾含量比人工林高.樟子松人工林叶片中N:P, P:K和N:K在45年前随年龄增加而增加,从植物养分含量的角度来看,这一结果表明氮或磷可能不是沙地樟子松生长的绝对限制因子.然而,天然林和人工林叶片中的钾含量比以前报道过的松属植物中的含量都要低.天然林叶片中的N:P比值在正常的范围内,但人工林的则在该范围以外.这些结果表明天然林具有比人工林更好的养分平衡状况.如果只从樟子松的生长地来考虑,可以认为樟子松人工林的衰退现象可能是因其它的矿物元素或者氮和磷的有效性,而不是氮和磷的绝对含量不足造成的.养分的不平衡状况和人工林内针叶快速分解可能也是衰退的重要因素.图3表3参42.“,”In order to examine the causes of degradationof Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica plantations on sandy land, the foliar concentrations of N, P, K and C were analyzed and compared between the field grown P. sylvestris var. mongolica trees from two provenances (natural forests and plantations). The results indicated that natural tree needles had lower N, P and C concentrations, and higher K concentrations than those of plantation tree needles. For plantation tree needles, ratios of N: P, P: K and N: K increased with tree age before 45 years old; but they were not clear for the natural tree needles. Compared with the conclusions reported on Pinus spp., we found that the foliar N and P concentrations were in the optimal range for both natural and plantation tree needles. This result suggested that N or P might not be the absolute limit factors in plant nutrient for P. sylvestris var. mongolica on sandy land. However, foliar K concentrations in both natural and plantation tree needles were much lower than those reported on Pinus spp. (＞4.80 g kg-1).The N: P ratio of natural needles was in the adequate ranges, but N:P ratio of plantation needles was out of the adequate ranges. These results indicated that there was a better balanced nutrition status in the natural forest than in the plantations. If only considering the foliar nutrient concentrations of P. sylvestris var. mongolica from different provenances, it might be concluded that the degradation phenomenon of P. sylvestris var. mongolica plantations was not induced by nutrition deficiency of absolute nutrients of N and P, but might be induced by other mineral nutrients or by the effectiveness of N and P nutrients. The unbalanced nutrition status and relatively quick decomposition of needles in the plantations might also contribute to the degradation.