Liu Chao, Pan Jiachen, Dong Zhi, et al. Characteristics of Soil Physical Property Improvement and Carbon Sequestration for Agroforestry in Yellow River Flood Plain[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2022, 42(3): 318-323.
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Liu Chao, Pan Jiachen, Dong Zhi, et al. Characteristics of Soil Physical Property Improvement and Carbon Sequestration for Agroforestry in Yellow River Flood Plain[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2022, 42(3): 318-323. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2022.03.040.
Characteristics of Soil Physical Property Improvement and Carbon Sequestration for Agroforestry in Yellow River Flood Plain
[Objective] The effects of different agroforestry systems on soil physical properties
especially carbon sequestration
in the Yellow River flood plain was determined
in order to provide scientific guidance for optimizing regional agroforestry systems in the future.[Methods] Soil physical properties and carbon sequestration characteristics were analyzed in a Chines ash (Fraxinus chinensis) plantation under different agroforestry systems. Soil samples were collected from an ash plantation located in the Dongming National Forest Farm
Shandong Province
China. The following agroforestry systems were evaluated:ash and chrysanthemum (BJ)
ash and peanut (BH)
ash and soybean (BD)
and ash alone (as the control
CK).[Results] ① The BD system significantly reduced soil bulk density in the 0-20 cm layer (7.4%~13.2% lower than the other systems)
with bulk density following the order of CK>BH>BJ>BD. The BD system also increased soil total porosity (2.3%~19.8% higher)
improved soil water retention ratio
and improved soil structure; ② The BD system had the strongest soil carbon sequestration capacity (14.54 t/hm2 higher than that of CK). Soil carbon sequestration increased with soil depth
and was more conducive to enhancing soil fertility and improving soil quality.[Conclusion] In the carbon neutral mode
the BD agroforestry system should be the focus of agroforestry management in the Yellow River flood plain
because this system not only improves the regional ecological benefit
but also promotes the green development of agriculture and forestry.
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