【Objective】 The study was carried out to explore the changes of plant community components underthe plateau zokor (Eospalax baileyi) disturbances and the relation between species distribution of plant communityand soil factors under these disturbances.【Method】 The plateau zokor living in the alpine meadow was selected asthe research subject. Four disturbance plots with different plateau zokor mound densities were set up to investigateplant community characteristics and physical and chemical properties of soil. The multivariate ordination analysismethod was used in the study.【Result】 The results indicated that the disturbances caused by the zokor did not changethe richness of plants species in the zokor’s habitat(F=1. 20,P>0. 05),while increased the both number of totalplant species and the specialized plant species. The zokor’s disturbances reduced the important value of the dominantspecies( Kobresia humilis),The fitting curve of cumulative logarithmic model of the important value reached a signifi-cant level at each plot with different disturbance intensity (R2>0. 95,P<0. 01). The value of plant community de-creased along with the disturbance intensity increasing. Moreover, the zokor’s disturbance significantly increased theproportion of miscellaneous grass plants in the plant community(F=4. 30,P<0. 05). The results of redundancyanalysis showed that the factors in term of soil explained 22. 6% and 54. 8% of the variation of species and functionalgroups at the spatial distribution, respectively (P<0. 05),while soil temperature, total nitrogen and soil moisturehad the greatest contribution (accounting for 21. 28% and 18. 31% and 16. 25% of the total explained effect,respec-tively) for the species distribution of plant community.【Conclusion】 Extremely severe disturbance by plateau zokorssignificantly changed the plant community structure. The spatial distribution pattern of plant species in alpine meadowwas driven by soil water and heat conditions under zokor disturbance.