THE EXISTENT CONDITION OF SOIL AND WATER LOSS IN THE POYANG LAKE REGION AND ITS CONTROL MEASURES
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THE EXISTENT CONDITION OF SOIL AND WATER LOSS IN THE POYANG LAKE REGION AND ITS CONTROL MEASURES
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 6, Issue 3, Pages: 47-52(1987)
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Published:1987
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The Snbject Group of the Office of Soil and Water Conservation Committee. THE EXISTENT CONDITION OF SOIL AND WATER LOSS IN THE POYANG LAKE REGION AND ITS CONTROL MEASURES[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1987, 6(3): 47-52.
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The Snbject Group of the Office of Soil and Water Conservation Committee. THE EXISTENT CONDITION OF SOIL AND WATER LOSS IN THE POYANG LAKE REGION AND ITS CONTROL MEASURES[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1987, 6(3): 47-52.DOI:
THE EXISTENT CONDITION OF SOIL AND WATER LOSS IN THE POYANG LAKE REGION AND ITS CONTROL MEASURES
The total area of the Poyang Lake region(including 11 towns and counties around lake)is close to 2 million hectares. The loss of soil and water becomes ever more serious
the ecological environment worse
and having an effect on construction of commodity grain bases
because of the influence of history
social and natural factors. The region includes Mt
land and high hill
low hill and hillock
hillock and plain
as well as zone of bank of lake. The control measures areas follows:(1 )to set a control system taking biological measures as the main
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