Vertical Variability of Major Nutrition Elements in Carex Lasiocarpa Wetland Soil and Farmland Soil
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Vertical Variability of Major Nutrition Elements in Carex Lasiocarpa Wetland Soil and Farmland Soil
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 21, Issue 3, Pages: 32-34(2002)
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中国科学院长春地理研究所,吉林,长春,130021
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Published:2002
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GAO Jun qin, LU Xian guo. Vertical Variability of Major Nutrition Elements in Carex Lasiocarpa Wetland Soil and Farmland Soil[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2002, 21(3): 32-34.
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GAO Jun qin, LU Xian guo. Vertical Variability of Major Nutrition Elements in Carex Lasiocarpa Wetland Soil and Farmland Soil[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2002, 21(3): 32-34.DOI:
Vertical Variability of Major Nutrition Elements in Carex Lasiocarpa Wetland Soil and Farmland Soil
The difference and vertical variability of the major nutrition elements contents in Carex lasiocarpa wet land soil and farml and soil are studied. The results show that the major nutrition elements contents inCarex lasiocarpa wet land soil are much more than those in farmland soil (except for to talK content of surface layer)
in which the contents of total P and total N in Carex lasiocarpa wet land soil are twenty more than those in farmland soil. The vartical variability of Carex lasiocarpa wetland soilis no table
more than 40%
in which the variabili ty coef ficient of total N is highest
reaching 81.32% . But the verticality variability of farmland soilis not notable
less than 24%
mostly due to the water condition and the organic matter content.
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