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https://doi.org/10.5194/soil-2021-37
https://doi.org/10.5194/soil-2021-37
17 May 2021
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The geographical distribution of soil elements determines the boundaries of the Daodi-zone of medicinal plant (Ligusticum chuanxiong Hort.)

Hongyang Lv, Hai Wang, Qian Fang, Lei Kang, Guiqi Han, Xiaorui Zhang, Qin Si, Dongmei He, and Zhuyun Yan

Abstract. Understanding the boundary of plants' best production zone is of great significance to the rational introduction cultivation. We set up 9 sample points in the center-zone and 28 sample points extending eastward along the longitude. Then, we were collecting the bulk soil of L.chuanxiong, testing soil properties and elements. Later, a multi-point cultivation test was carried out on L.chuanxiong, the content of elements in the plant measured by ICP-MS, and HPLC detected the active ingredients. Based on hierarchical clustering and PCA analysis, the study zone's soil element was divided into three groups. In the L.chuanxiong cultivation experiments, we found Ligustilide in rhizomes was positively related to Se and Sr and negatively related to Mn and the chemical elements. This study successfully verified that the medicinal plant's Daodi-zone has a natural boundary, and L.chuanxiong's Daodi-zone may be from east of Dujiangyan to the west edge of Longquan, rich in Na, Mg, K and Low Mn is the soil characteristics of the area. Moreover, we put forward a method to identify L.chuanxiong's Daodi-zone based on characteristic soil elements, which can also provide a practical basis for dividing other economic plants' growth environment.

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Hongyang Lv, Hai Wang, Qian Fang, Lei Kang, Guiqi Han, Xiaorui Zhang, Qin Si, Dongmei He, and Zhuyun Yan

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Hongyang Lv, Hai Wang, Qian Fang, Lei Kang, Guiqi Han, Xiaorui Zhang, Qin Si, Dongmei He, and Zhuyun Yan
Hongyang Lv, Hai Wang, Qian Fang, Lei Kang, Guiqi Han, Xiaorui Zhang, Qin Si, Dongmei He, and Zhuyun Yan

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This study successfully verified the best production zone of medicinal plant has a natural boundary. Moreover, we put forward the method of identifying the suitable growth area of L.chuanxiong based on soil elements, which can also provide a practical basis for dividing other economic plants' growth environment with narrow appropriate growth areas.