A Primary Study on Benefit of Soil and Water Conservation of Eulaliopsis Binata

Jia Aiqing; Bu Zhaohe

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A Primary Study on Benefit of Soil and Water Conservation of Eulaliopsis Binata

- A Primary Study on Benefit of Soil and Water Conservation of Eulaliopsis Binata
- Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation Vol. 11, Issue 4, Pages: 48-52(1992)
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  河南省水土保持科学研究所,河南,郑州市,450003
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- Published：1992
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Jia Aiqing, Bu Zhaohe. A Primary Study on Benefit of Soil and Water Conservation of Eulaliopsis Binata[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1992, 11(4): 48-52.
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Jia Aiqing, Bu Zhaohe. A Primary Study on Benefit of Soil and Water Conservation of Eulaliopsis Binata[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1992, 11(4): 48-52. DOI：

摘要

该文阐述了龙须草的生物学特性及在河南省的种植和推广情况

并根据试验研究结果

分析了龙须草的水土保持效益和在全省推广龙须草的有利条件及前景。

Abstract

The biological characteristics of ulaliopsis Binata and situation of its croppingand popularization in Henan province have been dealt with. Meantime

the benefit ofsoil and water conservation of Eulaliopsis binata

and advantage condition as well asperspective to popularize it in whole Henan province were analysed according to theresults of expeiments.

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