Shi Qin, Lu Zhiguo, Xu Ming, et al. Soil Anti-erosion Effects Under Different Vegetation Types for Hongze Lake Embankment[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2022, 42(1): 42-48.
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Shi Qin, Lu Zhiguo, Xu Ming, et al. Soil Anti-erosion Effects Under Different Vegetation Types for Hongze Lake Embankment[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2022, 42(1): 42-48. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.20211126.002.
Soil Anti-erosion Effects Under Different Vegetation Types for Hongze Lake Embankment
and anti-scourability of different vegetation types were assessed in order to provide a scientific basis for species selection and function improvement of the Hongze Lake embankment shelterbelt. [Methods] Root biomass
soil organic matter
soil bulk density
porosity
water-stable aggregates
anti-scouribility
and soil erosion resistance of Populus simonii var. przewalskii
Celtis sinensis
P. simonii var. przewalskii×Metasequoia glyptostroboides
Cynodon dactylon
and M. glyptostroboides were analyzed using the weight method
the potassium dichromate heating oxidation method
the ring-knife method
the wet sieving method
the Sobolev anti-rush experiment
and the hydrostatic disintegrating method
respectively. [Results] Among all of the vegetation types
P. simonii var. przewalskii was greatest in diameter at breast height
height
crown width
and canopy density. Root biomass of the five vegetation types decreased with the increasing soil depth from 0 to 45 cm
and C. sinensis had the highest values in each soil layer among the tested plants
followed by P. simonii var. przewalskii and C. dactylon (except for the third soil layer). In most cases
Populus simonii var. przewalskii and C. sinensis significantly increased soil organic matter
soil bulk density
and total porosity. Additionally
the amounts of microaggregates (<0.25 mm) under P. simonii var. przewalskii and the amounts of macroaggregates (>0.25 mm) under C. sinensis were much greater than those under other vegetation types in the 0—15 and 15—30 cm layers. The protecting effects on the embankment varied with the vegetation type. The soil under P. simonii var. przewalskii and C. dactylon was highest in soil anti-scouribility and erosion resistance
followed by those under Populus spp. and P. simonii var. przewalskii×M. glyptostroboides. The protecting effects under M. glyptostroboides were the lowest. Significantly positive relationships were observed for the effects on protecting the embankment from erosion indicated by soil anti-scouribility and erosion resistance with root biomass
soil organic matter
soil bulk density
and total porosity. [Conclusion] Therefore
soils under P. simonii var. przewalskii
C. sinensis
and C. dactylon had high stability
and thus
these vegetation types have great potential for protecting embankments from erosion. For the present shelterbelt mainly planted to P. simonii var. przewalskii
reasonable forest improvement and plant community configuration could be used as effective measures to improve the function of the Hongze Lake embankment shelterbelt.
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