Effects of Planting Different Forage Species on Raising Soil Fertilities in Loess Hilly Regions
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Effects of Planting Different Forage Species on Raising Soil Fertilities in Loess Hilly Regions
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 16, Issue 4, Pages: 12-15(1997)
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中国科学院水利部水土保持研究所, 陕西杨陵,712100
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Published:1997
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Liu Hongling, Liang Yimin, Li Xianglan. Effects of Planting Different Forage Species on Raising Soil Fertilities in Loess Hilly Regions[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1997, 16(4): 12-15.
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Liu Hongling, Liang Yimin, Li Xianglan. Effects of Planting Different Forage Species on Raising Soil Fertilities in Loess Hilly Regions[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1997, 16(4): 12-15.DOI:
Effects of Planting Different Forage Species on Raising Soil Fertilities in Loess Hilly Regions
The experiment is conducted with three different forage species which have grown for 4 years on newly-built terrace land in loess hilly region to study the effects on raising the content of soil humus and nutrient by cultivations of Bramus inermis
Astragalus adsurgens and Meliotus albus respectly. The resoults show that the soil humus
nitrogen and phosphorus content can be significantly raised by planting the forage species
the best effect on improving soil fertilities can be obtained by planting Bromus inermis. On the other hand
the content of soil trace element changes with the different utilization of the three forage species. Although the treatment of planting Bromus inermis has the best effect
the yield of millet by planting Bromus inermis previously is relatively low. However
the millet by planting Meliotus albus previously has the highest yield among the three treatments.
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