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Ying Yong Sheng Tai Xue Bao
; 33(9): 2441-2449, 2022 Sep.
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Nitrate-dependent anaerobic oxidation of methane (AOM) is a new pathway to reduce methane emissions from paddy ecosystems. The elevated atmospheric CO2 concentration can affect methane emissions from paddy ecosystems, but its impact on the process of nitrate-dependent AOM is poorly known. Based on the automatic CO2 control platform with open top chambers and the 13CH4 stable isotope experiments, the responses of the activity of nitrate-dependent AOM, abundance and community composition of Candidatus Methanoperedens nitroreducens (M. nitroreducens)-like archaea to the gradual increase of CO2 concentration were investigated in paddy fields. We set up two CO2 concentration treatments, including an ambient CO2 and a gradual increase of CO2(increase of 40 µL·L-1 per year above ambient CO2 concentration until 160 µL·L-1). The results showed the nitrate-dependent AOM rate of 0.7-11.3 nmol CO2·g-1·d-1 in the studied paddy fields, and quantitative PCR showed the abundance of M. nitroreducens-like archaeal mcrA genes of 2.2×106-8.5×106 copies·g-1. Compared to the ambient CO2 treatment, the slow elevated CO2 treatment enhanced the nitrate-dependent AOM rate and stimulated the abundance of M. nitroreducens-like archaea, particularly in 5-10 cm soil layer. The gradual increased CO2 concentration treatment did not change the community composition of M. nitroreducens-like archaea, but significantly decreased their diversity. The soil organic carbon content was an important factor influencing the nitrate-dependent AOM process. Overall, our results showed that the gradual increase of CO2 concentration could promote the nitrate-dependent AOM, suggesting its positive role in mitigating methane emissions from paddy ecosystems under future climate change.
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