ZENG Guang, Yang Qinke, YAO Zhihong. Soil Anti2erodibility Under Different Landuse Types in the Loess Hill and Gully Area[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2008, 27(1): 6-9.
DOI:
ZENG Guang, Yang Qinke, YAO Zhihong. Soil Anti2erodibility Under Different Landuse Types in the Loess Hill and Gully Area[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2008, 27(1): 6-9. DOI: 11894/1005-829x.2008.28(1).6.
Soil Anti2erodibility Under Different Landuse Types in the Loess Hill and Gully Area
the characteristics of soil antisourability and disintegration rate under different landuse types were studied in Ansai County located in the loess hill and gully area. Results showed thatthe antisourability and disintegration rate increased with soil depth increasing
indicating a decrease in soil anti2erodibility. Landuse types
in terms of soil antisourability and disintegration rate within 10 cm of surface soils
ranked in the descendantorder of shrubbery
grassland
high-forest
orchard
and farmland
butthe order changed some-what in 20 -30 cm and 40 -50 cm soil layers. Under differentlanduses
the relationship between the antisourability and the disintegration rate was obviously a kind of progressively increased linearity. Soil disinte-gration rate for shrubbery changed fast as soil antisourability changed and slope of the linear equation was 0. 352 4. The linear equation slope for farmland was the smallest and is only 0. 014 5. The linear equation slopes for grassland
high-forest
and orchard were between 0. 352 4 and 0. 014 5. The difference of the line2 ar equation slopes for grassland and high-forest was little and their variation features in the same soil depth were almost identical.
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