Zhang Xiaolian, Xiao Yang, Zhang Ruihao, et al. Nutrient Characteristics and Factors Influencing Surface Soil with Gully Erosion on Sloping Farmland for Low Hilly Terrain in Black Soil Area[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2023, 43(5): 87-94.
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Zhang Xiaolian, Xiao Yang, Zhang Ruihao, et al. Nutrient Characteristics and Factors Influencing Surface Soil with Gully Erosion on Sloping Farmland for Low Hilly Terrain in Black Soil Area[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2023, 43(5): 87-94. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2023.05.011.
Nutrient Characteristics and Factors Influencing Surface Soil with Gully Erosion on Sloping Farmland for Low Hilly Terrain in Black Soil Area
[Objective] The soil nutrient characteristics and influencing factors of surface soil gully erosion for low hilly terrain in the black soil area were studied in order to provide data and theoretical support for the rational use of land resources
accurate management of soil fertility
and restoration of degraded soil in the black soil area. [Methods] Surface soil gully erosion for different types of eroded ditches in Yanshou County
Heilongjiang Province was determined by measuring and analyzing soil samples from the 0—40 cm layer in each part of the erosion gully. [Results] ① The contents of soil organic matter
total nitrogen
total phosphorus
total potassium
available phosphorus
available potassium
and alkali hydrolyzable nitrogen were significantly different (p<0.05) for different erosion gully types compared with the check treatment. As an erosion gully developed
soil organic matter decreased in the 0—40 cm layer
and the contents of total nitrogen
total phosphorus
total potassium
available phosphorus
available potassium
and alkali hydrolyzable nitrogen also decreased. These nutrient contents were significantly different (p<0.05) in different soil layers. Soil nutrient contents decreased with increasing depth. Because of erosion deposition
the contents of soil organic matter
total nitrogen
total potassium
and alkali hydrolyzable nitrogen decreased dramatically at the head of the gully
and at the same time
the contents of soil organic matter
available phosphorus
and available potassium decreased slowly. ② The soil degradation index followed the order of CK>A2>A1>A3 in the 0—40 cm layer as erosion gullies developed
and the soil was gradually degraded. [Conclusion] Soil nutrients had an overall significant negative correlation with bulk density
and soil nutrients were positively correlated with water stable aggregates and clay content. Soil profile differences were the fundamental reason for the variation in soil nutrients. Erosion gully development was the secondary reason for nutrient changes. The contents of soil organic matter
total nitrogen
and total potassium were also affected by positional differences.
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