Eco-hydrological Effects of Secondary Bamboo Forest (Phyllostachys edulis) Canopy and Its Influence Factors in North Subtropics
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Eco-hydrological Effects of Secondary Bamboo Forest (Phyllostachys edulis) Canopy and Its Influence Factors in North Subtropics
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 28, Issue 1, Pages: 23-27(2009)
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1. 南京林业大学森林资源与环境学院,江苏,南京,210037
2. 新乡学院,河南,新乡,453000
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HUANG Jing, ZHANG Jia-yang, ZHANG Jin-chi, et al. Eco-hydrological Effects of Secondary Bamboo Forest (Phyllostachys edulis) Canopy and Its Influence Factors in North Subtropics[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2009, 28(1): 23-27.
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HUANG Jing, ZHANG Jia-yang, ZHANG Jin-chi, et al. Eco-hydrological Effects of Secondary Bamboo Forest (Phyllostachys edulis) Canopy and Its Influence Factors in North Subtropics[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2009, 28(1): 23-27.DOI:
Eco-hydrological Effects of Secondary Bamboo Forest (Phyllostachys edulis) Canopy and Its Influence Factors in North Subtropics
The eco-hydrological effects of north subtropical secondary bamboo forests(Phyllostachys edulis) were observed and studied in the forest ecosystem station of the Yangtze River delta.Results showed that(1) the ranges of canopy interception
stemfall
and throughfall were 0.21-4.55
0-105.88
and 0-2.8mm
respectively;the ranges of canopy interception ratio
stemfall ratio
and throughfall ratio was 1.3%-100%
0-96.3%
and 0-11.8%
respectively;annual canopy interception
annual stemfall
and annual throughfall were 171.7
864.78
and 74.3mm
respectively;annual canopy interception ratio
annual stemfall ratio
and annual throughfall ratio were 15.5%
77.9%
and 6.7%
respectively.(2) The canopy interception(ratio)
stemfall(ratio)
and throughfall(ratio) all had correlation with rainfall amount and rainfall intensity to different degrees and rainfall characteristics had the greatest influence on each link of rainfall redistribution.(3) The differences among rainfall redistribution effects of bamboo forest were significant in the different levels of rainfall amount and rainfall intensity.
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Influence of Pinus Tabuleaefomis Forest on precipitation and Its Nutrient Content in Miyun Reservoir of Beijing City
Factors Influencing Canopy Interception of Phyllostachy Edulis Forest in Yangtze River Delta Region
Characteristics of rainfall redistribution of economic shrub canopies in west semiarid area of Heilongjiang Province
Water Conservation Capacity of Different Forest Types in Jinvun Mountains of Chongqing City
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