Characteristics of Soil Water -holding and Soil Porosity Under Different Tree Species After Conversion of Cropland to Forest in the Loss Hilly Region
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Characteristics of Soil Water -holding and Soil Porosity Under Different Tree Species After Conversion of Cropland to Forest in the Loss Hilly Region
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 29, Issue 1, Pages: 27-30(2010)
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1. 山东农业大学 林学院 山东农业大学农业生态与环境重点实验室,山东,泰安,271018
2. 中国林业科学研究院 林业研究所 国家林业局林木培育实验室,北京,100091
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LI Hong, FAN Su-fang, ZHANG Guang-can, et al. Characteristics of Soil Water -holding and Soil Porosity Under Different Tree Species After Conversion of Cropland to Forest in the Loss Hilly Region[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2010, 29(1): 27-30.
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LI Hong, FAN Su-fang, ZHANG Guang-can, et al. Characteristics of Soil Water -holding and Soil Porosity Under Different Tree Species After Conversion of Cropland to Forest in the Loss Hilly Region[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2010, 29(1): 27-30.DOI:
Characteristics of Soil Water -holding and Soil Porosity Under Different Tree Species After Conversion of Cropland to Forest in the Loss Hilly Region
In order to explore the effects of species configuration measures on the nature of soil hydrology in the project of conversion of cropland to forest land
soil porosity and the capacity of water-holding for 10-year-old Robinia p seudoacacia
Platycladus orientalis
and Pinus tabulaef ormis are determined using forest ring in the loss hilly region.Results show that (1) a variety of stands have significantly improved the capacityof water-holding
i.e.
the performance to reduce soil bulk density and increase soil porosity and soil water-holding.The greatest improvement is by Robinia pseudoacacia
the second is by Pinus tabulaef ormis stand
and the third is by Platycladus orientalis.(2) Increase in the amount of residual water of soil( non-capillary porosity) by various stands is greater than the degree of(capillary porosity) water retention.(3) The vertical spatial variability of forest soil is obvious.With the increase in soil depth
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Effect of Soil Bulk Density on Process of Soil Solute Transport
Effects of Different Amendments on Water and Salt Characteristics of Coastal Saline Soil
Heterogeneity of Soil Physical Properties Under Different Vegetation Types in Tianlaochi Watershed of Upper Stream of Heihe River Basin
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