Anti-erodibility of Synthetic Soils During Turf Stage of Rocky Slope Revegetation
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Anti-erodibility of Synthetic Soils During Turf Stage of Rocky Slope Revegetation
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 31, Issue 6, Pages: 1-5(2012)
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1. 宜宾学院矿业与安全工程学院
2. 四川大学生命科学学院
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Published:2012
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PAN Shu-lin, GU Bin, YANG Xiao-liang. Anti-erodibility of Synthetic Soils During Turf Stage of Rocky Slope Revegetation[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2012, 31(6): 1-5.
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PAN Shu-lin, GU Bin, YANG Xiao-liang. Anti-erodibility of Synthetic Soils During Turf Stage of Rocky Slope Revegetation[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2012, 31(6): 1-5.DOI:
Anti-erodibility of Synthetic Soils During Turf Stage of Rocky Slope Revegetation
Construction site of rocky slope surrounding Zhujiajian airport of Zhejiang Province was selected as the study site.Synthetic soils were constructed by adding chicken manure(CM) and peat soil(PS) with 12 different ratios.Based on the analyses of soil texture and aggregate composition
11 anti-erodibility parameters
which can be further classified into four groups including inorganic clay
micro-aggregate
water-stable aggregate and organic colloid
were calculated and compared.Principal component analysis was then applied to determine the contribution of each anti-erodibility factor.Furthermore
the anti-erodibility of the synthetic soils with organic amendments was evaluated.The results showed that the anti-erodibility indicators should be re-grouped into three categories: microaggregate
inorganic clay
water-stable aggregate
in which aggregation degree
aggregation status
dispersal rate were the best indicators for assessing anti-erodibility.As the PS group could not meet the minimum requirement of principal component analysis
no quantitative evaluation of anti-erodibility was conducted for the synthetic soils with different mixing ratios.Linear function analysis of the principal components and composite indicators showed that synthetic soils of the CM group have the best anti-erodibility with soil∶CM ratio of 2.41(weight basis).