Table 3.

Pearson coefficient of soil nutrient and elevation and soil texture in rainy season.

Item		Ele	PH	EC	Silt + Clay	Clay	Sand	Silt	SOM	AP	TN
Ele	Pearson	11	0.218 *	0.207	0.355 **	0.376 **	−0.352 **	0.129	0.179	0.132	0.240 *
	Significance		0.044	0.055	0.001	0.000	0.001	0.236	0.099	0.226	0.026
pH	Pearson		1	0.537 **	0.180	0.201	−0.178	0.039	0.157	0.042	0.174
	Significance			0.000	0.098	0.064	0.100	0.723	0.148	0.704	0.110
EC	Pearson			1	0.313 **	0.294 **	−0.310 **	0.207	0.221 *	0.034	0.282 **
	Significance				0.003	0.006	0.004	0.056	0.041	0.754	0.009
Silt + Clay	Pearson				1	0.951 **	−0.999 **	0.635 **	0.530 **	0.011	0.567 **
	Significance					0.000	0.000	0.000	0.000	0.920	0.000
Clay	Pearson					1	−0.951 **	0.366 **	0.557 **	0.029	0.578 **
	Significance						0.000	0.001	0.000	0.789	0.000
Sand	Pearson						1	−0.633 **	−0.534 **	−0.012	−0.570 **
	Significance							0.000	0.000	0.914	0.000
Silt	Pearson							1	0.205	−0.040	0.264 *
	Significance								0.058	0.713	0.014
SOM	Pearson								1	0.019	0.900 **
	Significance									0.860	0.000
AP	Pearson									1	−0.044
	Significance										0.690
TN	Pearson										1
	Significance

** Significant correlation at layer 0.01 (double-tailed); * The correlation was significant at 0.05 layers (double-tailed); ‘SOM’ represents soil organic carbon concentration; ‘Clay’ represents the content of soil clay particles; ‘Silt’ represents the content of soil particles; ‘Ele’ represents the altitude; ‘pH’ represents pH of soil.