【Objective】 To clarify the correlation between the spatial size of root uptake resources and alfalfatraits and soil physicochemical properties in alpine regions.【Method】 Based on the Hainan Grassland ImprovementExperimental Station in Qinghai Province, the study took alfalfa planted in experimental plots as the research object,analyzed the correlation relationship between factors and root absorption resource space through the method of correlationregression equations, and studied the correlation between alpine grassland alfalfa root absorption resource spaceon plant traits and soil properties. At the same time,based on the path analysis method,we analyze the role of soilphysicochemical properties and aboveground biomass,etc. on the space of soil root uptake resources in alpine grassland.【Result】 The spatial size of alpine grassland alfalfa root uptake resources ranged from 722. 96~3952. 78 cm3,and soil physicochemical properties (TN,TOC,NO3--N),aboveground biomass, and leaf water content were significantlypositively correlated with the belowground habitat(P<0. 05),while stem to leaf ratio, soil conductivity,and pH( P<0. 01) showed significant negative correlation with the belowground habitat; and the path analysis foundthat soil moisture,pH,aboveground biomass, and organic carbon (TOC) had strong direct effects on alfalfa subsurfacehabitat, and total nitrogen (TN) had indirect effects on root subsurface habitat through nitrate nitrogen(NO3--N).【Conclusion】 In summary,the expansion of alfalfa root uptake resource space in alpine grassland is affected bythe combination of soil physicochemical characteristics and aboveground biomass.