Comparative Study on the Soil Water Cycl a Under Different Vegetation Conditions

Li Hong-jian; Wang Meng-ben; Chen Liang-fu; Chai Bao-feng

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Comparative Study on the Soil Water Cycl a Under Different Vegetation Conditions

- Comparative Study on the Soil Water Cycl a Under Different Vegetation Conditions
- Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation Vol. 15, Issue 2, Pages: 24-28(1996)
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  山西大学黄土高原地理研究所
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Li Hong-jian, Wang Meng-ben, Chen Liang-fu, et al. Comparative Study on the Soil Water Cycl a Under Different Vegetation Conditions[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1996, 15(2): 24-28.
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Li Hong-jian, Wang Meng-ben, Chen Liang-fu, et al. Comparative Study on the Soil Water Cycl a Under Different Vegetation Conditions[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1996, 15(2): 24-28. DOI：

摘要

根据1992～1994年的定位观测资料

对晋西北黄土丘陵沟壑区砂壤土在3种利用情况(柠条灌丛、农田和天然荒地)下的土壤有效水分变化规律、土壤水分循环的特点、类型及其补偿、消耗规律等进行了研究。

Abstract

Based on the field to 1994

monitoring data in loess hilly and gully area in northwest Shanxi province from 1992 to 1994

the available water

the water cycle model and water compensation of the soil under different vegetation conditions-Caraganakorshinskiishrubbery

cropland and wasteland are studied.

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