Liu Yuansheng, Chen Zuyong, Liu Fang, et al. Impacts of Different Forage Species and Biochar Application on Soil Moisture[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2019, 39(3): 175-179.
DOI:
Liu Yuansheng, Chen Zuyong, Liu Fang, et al. Impacts of Different Forage Species and Biochar Application on Soil Moisture[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2019, 39(3): 175-179. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2019.03.029.
Impacts of Different Forage Species and Biochar Application on Soil Moisture
[Objective] The impacts of different forage species and biochar application on soil moisture were studied in order to provide a scientific support for ecological restoration and soil improvement in karst rocky desertification areas.[Methods] The pot experiment was conducted with Paspalum thunbergii
Lolium perenne and Dolichos lablab and with the soils mixed with biochar
and the soil moisture content was periodically determined.[Results] There were significant differences in soil water holding capacity and soil saturated hydraulic conductivity among P. thunbergii
L. perenne and D. lablab
with the order as follows:P. thunbergii > L. perenne > D. lablab. After applying 5% biochar
the soil water content of P. thunbergii
L. perenne and D. lablab increased to certain degrees on rainy or dry days of spring and summer
and the soil water holding capacity and saturated hydraulic conductivity of planting grass significantly increased
and the order was also P. thunbergii > L. perenne > D. lablab.[Conclusion] Biochar application obviously improved soil water holding capacity
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