Soil Hydrological and Physical Properties for Main Patterns of Converting Farmland into Forestland in Northwest Guangxi Province
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Soil Hydrological and Physical Properties for Main Patterns of Converting Farmland into Forestland in Northwest Guangxi Province
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 28, Issue 3, Pages: 108-112(2009)
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广西大学林学院,广西,南宁,530005
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HUANG Cheng-biao, LI Bao-ping, LAI Jia-ye, et al. Soil Hydrological and Physical Properties for Main Patterns of Converting Farmland into Forestland in Northwest Guangxi Province[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2009, 28(3): 108-112.
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HUANG Cheng-biao, LI Bao-ping, LAI Jia-ye, et al. Soil Hydrological and Physical Properties for Main Patterns of Converting Farmland into Forestland in Northwest Guangxi Province[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2009, 28(3): 108-112.DOI:
Soil Hydrological and Physical Properties for Main Patterns of Converting Farmland into Forestland in Northwest Guangxi Province
Converting cultivated land into forestland is an important way for the reconstruction of degraded ecosystem.Soil hydrological and physical properties on 12 converted lands in Northwest Guangxi Province after 3 year reconstruction were observed.Results showed that the averaged soil densities in different soil layers(0-20
20-40
and 40-100 cm)were 0.824~ 1.256 g/cm3
which increased by 2.4%~ 4.4%compared with cropland.Soil density within 20 cm of the surface soil reached a significant level.The averaged soil non-capillary porosity
total porosity
and ventilation were 1.1%~ 21.3%
52.4%~ 59.8%
and28.3%~ 35.7%
respectively.Soil non-capillary porosity within 20 cm of the surface soil reached a significant level.The averaged capillary porosities were 38.5%~ 41.3%
which increased by 5.2%~ 7.6%compared with original farmland.The maximum water holding capacity
the capillary water holding capacity
and the minimum water-holding capacity in the 1m layer were 43.0%~ 58.3%
37.0%~ 48.4%
and 30.5%~ 38.2%
respectively
which had no significant differences.The effective storage capacities in the 1m soil layer on converted farmland were 1652.6%~2294.3t/hm2
which increased by 1.9%~ 5.9%compared with cropland