Effects of Different Plants on Slag Erosion Resistance of Lead/Zinc Mine Land
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Effects of Different Plants on Slag Erosion Resistance of Lead/Zinc Mine Land
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 32, Issue 5, Pages: 64-68(2013)
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1. 贵州大学林学院,贵州,贵阳,550025
2. 河北省水利水电第二勘测设计研究院,河北,石家庄,050021
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Published:2013
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DONG Ya-hui, DAI Quan-hou, DENG Yi-han, et al. Effects of Different Plants on Slag Erosion Resistance of Lead/Zinc Mine Land[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2013, 32(5): 64-68.
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DONG Ya-hui, DAI Quan-hou, DENG Yi-han, et al. Effects of Different Plants on Slag Erosion Resistance of Lead/Zinc Mine Land[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2013, 32(5): 64-68.DOI:
Effects of Different Plants on Slag Erosion Resistance of Lead/Zinc Mine Land
On the same lead/zinc mine slag,the four plants of seedling stage light birch
buddleia
bamboo reed and Miscanthus floridulus were selected for an outdoor pot experiment.By taking the four plants roots after 200 days growth and slag as the research object
root system features and their effects on slag antiscourability
anti-erodibility and compatibility were studied.Results showed that the underground biomasses of the four plants were in the order of bamboo reed>buddleia>Miscanthus floridulus >seedling stage light birch.Root volume of bamboo reed was significantly greater than other three plants.The four plants had obvious enhancement effect on slag anti-scourability and anti-erodibility.Bamboo reed showed the most significant effect
with the enhancement coefficient of 0.98 for slag anti-erodibility and the enhancement value of 26.63 for slag anti-scourability.A significant positive correlation was found for the relationship between the root biomass of the plants and the decreased rate of slag erosion.