The Geo-chemistry Study of Soil and Water Loss on the Upper Reaches of Wanshui River

Guo Fan; Zhang Xun; Jiang Shan; Xia Jin; Song Zhongqi

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The Geo-chemistry Study of Soil and Water Loss on the Upper Reaches of Wanshui River

- The Geo-chemistry Study of Soil and Water Loss on the Upper Reaches of Wanshui River
- Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation Vol. 8, Issue 2, Pages: 16-21(1989)
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  中国科学技术大学安徽水文总站安徽农学院
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- Published：1989
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Guo Fan, Zhang Xun, Jiang Shan, et al. The Geo-chemistry Study of Soil and Water Loss on the Upper Reaches of Wanshui River[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1989, 8(2): 16-21.
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Guo Fan, Zhang Xun, Jiang Shan, et al. The Geo-chemistry Study of Soil and Water Loss on the Upper Reaches of Wanshui River[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1989, 8(2): 16-21. DOI：

摘要

利用地球化学原理

探索了大别山区安徽省岳西县皖水上游水土流失的状况。该地区土壤侵蚀速率大于成土物质形成速率

河水不仅冲走了难进行化学风化的古英

还带走了含植物营养元素钾的正长石以及第四纪风化戏留物

水土流失极为严重。

Abstract

Using the principle of geo-chemistry study the present state of water and soil loss on the upper reaches of Wanshui River in Dabieshan Mountains in Yuexi County in western Anhui Province. Rate of soil formation is less than the rate of soil loss

the river water not only transpots quarte but als carrie orthoclase and chemical weathering solid residual of Quarternary. The study area is a serous soil and water loss place

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