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[Nitrogen and phosphorus dynamics along the primary succession in the Hailuogou Glacier retreat area, eastern Tibetan Plateau, China.]

In this study, seven sampling sites (glaciers retreated for 0, 10, 30, 40, 50, 80 and 127 years) were chosen along a primary succession sequence in the Hailuogou glacial retreat area in the eastern margin of the Tibetan Plateau, China. The accumulation and cycling characteristics of N and P under different succession stages were analyzed by measuring biomass and N and P contents in surface soil and each vegetation layer. The N and P contents in leaves, branches and roots of tree layers decreased along the succession sequence, whereas the N and P contents in stems were higher in the late succession stage. The changes of N and P contents in litter and soil O layer were consis-tent with those in the leaves and branches of tree layers. Ecosystem N and P storage increased along the succession sequence. Ecosystem N accumulation was mainly dependent on the vegetation layer in the early succession stage. After the community reached the climax, soil became the main N pool of the ecosystem. Vegetation P storage was higher than that in the surface soil after 80 years of glacial retreat. The nutrient accumulation rate in each layer of the ecosystem was rapid in the middle succession stage, with an order of surface soil > tree layer > understory vegetation layer. The nutrient cycling coefficients of N and P in broadleaved forest in the middle stage were higher than those in coniferous forest in the late stage, whereas the N and P utilization efficiency was lower than that in coniferous forest. Therefore, the mechanism of low nutrient cycling and high utilization efficiency of coniferous trees was conducive to the their competition with other species, thus finally forming the climax community.