Soil Water Storage and Infiltration Characteristics of Different Forest Soils in Laotudingzi Natural Reserve
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Soil Water Storage and Infiltration Characteristics of Different Forest Soils in Laotudingzi Natural Reserve
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 30, Issue 1, Pages: 109-113(2011)
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1. 辽宁工程技术大学资源与环境工程学院,辽宁,阜新,123000
2. 北京林业大学水土保持学院,北京,100083
3. 辽宁老秃顶子国家级自然保护区管理局, 辽宁 恒仁,117219
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CLC:P332
Published:2011
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Lü Gang, ZHANG You-song, ZHU Ye-ping. Soil Water Storage and Infiltration Characteristics of Different Forest Soils in Laotudingzi Natural Reserve[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2011, 30(1): 109-113.
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Lü Gang, ZHANG You-song, ZHU Ye-ping. Soil Water Storage and Infiltration Characteristics of Different Forest Soils in Laotudingzi Natural Reserve[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2011, 30(1): 109-113.DOI:
Soil Water Storage and Infiltration Characteristics of Different Forest Soils in Laotudingzi Natural Reserve
In order to assess water conservational function of different forests types in Laotudingzi natural reserve
six forest soils were selected to test soil storage capacity and infiltration characteristics.The results indicate that soil bulk density(0-40cm)under these forests ranged from 0.76to 1.71g/cm3
non-capillary porosity ranged from 8.15%to 22.07%
capillary porosity ranged from 27.060%to 53.28%
soil porosity conditions of natural secondary forests
such as shrub
Betula ermanii
Spinney
were better thanLarix pricepis-ruprechtii andPinus koraiensis
soil water storage(0-40cm)ranged from 1 429.8 to 2834.3t/hm2
effective capacity ranged from 325.9to 882.7t/hm2
capillary water holding capacity ranged from 1103.8to 2131.0t/hm2
soil wate-holding capability of natural secondary forest was relatively stronger than plantation
initial infiltration rates(0-20cm)ranged from 0.28to 21.1mm/min
and initial infil-tration rates(20-40cm)ranged from 0.07to 6.7mm/min
steady infiltration rates(0-20cm)ranged from 0.14to 8.3mm/min
steady infiltration rates (20-40cm)ranged from 0.05to 2.0mm/min
initial infiltration rates and steady infiltration rates of natural secondary forests were relatively stronger than plantation.A power function can be used to describe the relationship between soil infiltration rate and time.
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