Effects of Tillage on Water Transformation and Characters ofRunoff-sediment-yielding in Granite Sloping Fields
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Effects of Tillage on Water Transformation and Characters ofRunoff-sediment-yielding in Granite Sloping Fields
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 24, Issue 3, Pages: 6-9(2005)
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1. 福建师范大学地理研究所,福建,福州,350007
2. 福建省水土保持试验站,福建,福州,350003
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CHEN Ming-xia, ZHA Xuan, DING Guang-min. Effects of Tillage on Water Transformation and Characters ofRunoff-sediment-yielding in Granite Sloping Fields[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2005, 24(3): 6-9.
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CHEN Ming-xia, ZHA Xuan, DING Guang-min. Effects of Tillage on Water Transformation and Characters ofRunoff-sediment-yielding in Granite Sloping Fields[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2005, 24(3): 6-9.DOI:
Effects of Tillage on Water Transformation and Characters ofRunoff-sediment-yielding in Granite Sloping Fields
Abstrcat Soil and water loss from sloping fields was the main reason for soil and land productivity degradation in mountain areas. Based on the experiments of rainfall simulation
this article assessed systematically the effect of tillage on water transformation and runoff-sediment-yielding characters on granite sloping fields. Results showed that under tillage conditions
the rate of water transformation increased by 1/4
the average sediment concentration in lost runoff increased by one and a half times
sedment-yielding amount increased by 12%. So various farming measures should be combinated organically. In addition
with the extension of runoff-yielding time during the rainfall process
the sediment from slope tended to accelerate more rapidly than runoff volume increase. So the applications of suitable measures to prolong the initial runoff-yielding time
reduce runoff-yielding volume
and increase the transformation ratio from rainfall to soil water will be effective in reducing soil loss from sloping fields in these areas
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