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Accumulation and distribution of nutrients were studied in seedlings of broad-leaved Tsoongiodendron odorum, Ligustrum lucidum, Elaeocarpus sylvestris, Manglietia yuyuanensis and Michelia chapensis tree species. The order of dry weight in various organs was roots> leaves>stem for T. odorum, stem>roots> leaves>branches for L. lucidum, branches>leaves>roots>stem for E. sylvestris, roots>stem>leaves for M. yuyuanensis and leaves>stem>roots>branches for M. chapensis. Nutrient concentrations were the lowest in stem and the highest in leaves except for T. odorum. Generally, the order of nutrient concentrations was N>K>P. The order of total amount of nutrients in various organs was roots>leaves>stem for T. odorum, leaves>branches >roots>stem for L. lucidum and E. sylvestris, leaves and stem >roots for M. yuyuanensis, and leaves>stem and roots>branches for M.chapensis. The amount of nutrients in the five seedlings was generally ranked in turn N>K>P.
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