Plantation of the wild on the loess hills forsythia in Ansai (Forsythia suspensa) and Guyuan County
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Plantation of the wild on the loess hills forsythia in Ansai (Forsythia suspensa) and Guyuan County
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 8, Issue 2, Pages: 40-43(1989)
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中国科学院、水利部西北水土保持研究所
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Published:1989
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Guan Xiuqi, Shi Limin, Guo Zhongsheng, et al. Plantation of the wild on the loess hills forsythia in Ansai (Forsythia suspensa) and Guyuan County[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1989, 8(2): 40-43.
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Guan Xiuqi, Shi Limin, Guo Zhongsheng, et al. Plantation of the wild on the loess hills forsythia in Ansai (Forsythia suspensa) and Guyuan County[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1989, 8(2): 40-43.DOI:
Plantation of the wild on the loess hills forsythia in Ansai (Forsythia suspensa) and Guyuan County
Forsythia suspensa is a good shrub for the economy and conservation of water and soil. First F.suspensa was planted successfully in Ansai in northern Shaanxi in the 1970s. then in Guyuan in Ninxia Hui Autonomous Region in the 1980s. It can be propagated by seeds
layer
cutting
divided plant etc. in the field. After F.suspensa was planted on the hills
it had a high survival rate and quick growth
Using the method of spiral afforestation
an individual can develop into a shrub in the first year
and can quicken closing and conserve soil-water content. After second year of afforestation
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