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Title: Hojeong Kang


1
Effects of Water Level Drawdown Elevated
Temperature on Peatland Microbes
  • Hojeong Kang
  • Yonsei University
  • Korea
  • 2009 TERRECO

2
Contents
Backgrounds
1
Water Level Drawdown
2
Temperature rise
3
4
Summary
3
Backgrounds - Climate Changes Peatlands
4
Climate changes include
5
Rising temperature (Global)
6
IPCC (2007)
7
Changes in precipitation 1999 vs. 1900
IPCC (2000)
8
Projections of future precipitation
2090-2099
June to August
December to February
IPCC (2007)
9
Peatlands
  • Accumulation of un-decomposed organic matter as
    peat
  • C sink
  • 455 Pg C (cf. 750 Pg C in the atmosphere)
  • 1/3 of SOM
  • Destruction ? CO2, DOC releases
  • Excavation for energy source
  • Land use changes
  • Climate changes

10
Classification for peatlands
11
Microbes
  • Play a key role in peatland biogeochemistry
  • CO2, CH4, N2O production
  • Decomposition of OM
  • Culture-based methods account for only 1-5
  • Molecular approaches
  • T-RFLP, DGGE
  • Realtime Q-PCR
  • Sequencing (Cloning, pyrosequencing)

12
Objectives
  • To determine effects of
  • water level drawdown during summer
  • warming for 3 years
  • on microoganisms in peatland
  • Microbial community structure
  • Microbial abundance

13
Water Level Drawdown
14
  • Objectives
  • Effects of drought on microbial communities in
    wetlands

15
  • Soil cores collected from three types of wetlands
    (riparian, fen, and bog) in north Wales, UK.

Source Mitch and Gosselink, 2000
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Microcosms
11cm
Surface
20cm
Draining
39 1.4
55 1.7
55 1.2
10cm
4 weeks incubation
Riparian Fen Bog
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Methods
  • Analysis of Microbial communities
  • Eubacteria (bacterial 16S rRNA genes)
  • Denitirifiers (nirS genes)
  • Methanogens (mcrA genes)
  • Real-Time PCR (Abundance)
  • T-RFLP (Diversity, composition)

18
T-RFLP (Terminal Restriction Fragment Length
Polymorphism)
(rdp8.cme.msu.edu/html/t-rflp_jul02.html)
19
Real Time Q-PCR
(Source Quantabio.com)
20
Drought effect Abundance (RT-PCR)
Soil Biology Biochemistry (2008)
21
Drought effects Composition
22
Drought effects Diversity
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Drought effects Summary
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Change
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Summary
  • Drought
  • Decreased abundance in bog and fen
  • No changes in composition
  • Various responses in diversity

25
Elevated Temperature
26
Solardomes
Control Ambient temperature Treatment 3 C
for 3 years
27
Warming on peatland (RT-PCR)
Kim et al. (unpublished data)
28
Warming effects MRPP test
29
Eubacteria


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Methanogen




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Summary
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Water level drawdown
  • Decrease in abundance in bog and fen
  • No changes in composition
  • Various responses in diversity

Elevated temperature
Decrease in methanogen / eubacterial
abundance Changes in eubacterial
community Decreases in diversity of eubacteria
33
Acknowledgements
  • Prof. C. Freeman, Drs. N. Fenner, S-Y. Kim, S-H.
    Lee
  • NRF EcoSTAR for financial supports
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