【Objective】 Taking Aconitum leucostomum distributed in Yili grassland as the object,the stoichiomet- ric ratios of C∶N,N∶P and C∶P before and after the invasion of A. leucostomum were analyzed. The changes and cor- relations of the stoichiometric characteristics of C,N and P elements in roots and leaves of A. leucostomum in differ- ent months were also Investigated.【Method】 Mainly measure the characteristic changes of C,N and P content and stoichiometric ratio in different months and organs of A. leucostomum,as well as changes in soil C∶N,N∶P and C∶P stoichiometric characteristics before and after the invasion A. leucostomum,and analyze the correlation between them. 【Result】 The results showed that the average values of soil C∶N,N∶P and C∶P were 22. 947,4. 067 and 91. 211 re- spectively in the invaded soil;23. 029,4. 071 and 92. 345 in non-invaded soil respectively. It was found that the C∶ N,N∶P and C∶P of non-invaded soil were higher than those of invaded soil (P>0. 05). The contents of C,N and P in roots of A. leucostomum ranged from 248. 08~337. 26 g/kg,10. 20~13. 56 g/kg,and 1. 35 to 1. 86 g/kg,respec- tively,while the contents of C,N and P in leaves were 320. 23~446. 29 g/kg,19. 20~36. 74 g/kg,and 0. 95~3. 32 g/kg,respectively. The distribution of C,N and P varied in different months and different organs,and the N and P in the leaf were higher than those in the root. The results suggested that the nutrient content of plants decreased from above ground to underground. According to the correlation analysis,the root C,N and P of A. leucostomum had a positive correlation with the leaf C,N and P. Plant nutrients were transported from the body. The root and leaf of A. leucostomum had the same C,N and P,which provides favorable conditions for the stable growth of A. leucostomum. As an important organ for plants to absorb nutrients and water,the root transports the absorbed nutrients from the un- derground part to the aboveground part so as to achieve the normal growth and development of plants. C∶ N and C∶P of the root of A. leucostomum were significantly positively correlated with C∶P and N∶P of the leaf (P<0. 05),while N and P were negatively correlated with C∶N,N∶P and C∶P,thus showing the synergistic changes of the root and leaf in nutrient utilization. The results also suggested that N and P elements may play an important role in the growth stage of A. leucostomum.【Conclusion】 Compared with the non-invaded soil,the ammonium nitrogen,available phos- phorus and available potassium in the invaded soil increased significantly,indicating that the invasive plants may cause changes in soil nutrients.