Moisture Status of Latosol Under Eucalyptus in Leizhou Peninsula

ZHONG Ji-hong; LIAO Guang-rong; LI Shu-yi; GUO Qing-rong; TAN Jun; LAN Pei-ling; LIAO Xin-rong

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Moisture Status of Latosol Under Eucalyptus in Leizhou Peninsula

- Moisture Status of Latosol Under Eucalyptus in Leizhou Peninsula
- Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation Vol. 20, Issue 6, Pages: 43-45(2001)
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  广东省生态环境与土壤研究所, 广东省农业环境综合治理重点实验室,广东,广州,510650
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ZHONG Ji-hong, LIAO Guang-rong, LI Shu-yi, et al. Moisture Status of Latosol Under Eucalyptus in Leizhou Peninsula[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2001, 20(6): 43-45.
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ZHONG Ji-hong, LIAO Guang-rong, LI Shu-yi, et al. Moisture Status of Latosol Under Eucalyptus in Leizhou Peninsula[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2001, 20(6): 43-45. DOI：

摘要

雷州半岛浅海沉积物发育的桉林地砖红壤贮水量较低

0—100cm土层只有150mm;主要受降雨分布的影响

呈明显的季节性变化

季节性干旱时间较长;即使在雨季

由于气温较高

土壤水分在短期内也可出现较大幅度的变化

容易产生干旱。如何减少干旱威胁是桉树生产必须解决的重要课题。

Abstract

The moisture status and its meaning of latosol under Eucalyptus in Leizhou peninsula was characterized by lower in stored water content

only being 150 mm in 0-100 cm soil layer|Controlled by rainfall distribution

the stored water presented clear annual and seasonable changes

being longer in dry season|Even in rain season

very wide range in change of the stored water content within a short time could bring out

which means that the latosol under Eucalyptus is quite easy to suffer from drought. More attention should be paid to relieving the effect of water stress on Eucalyptus growth.

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