Effect of Low-quality and Benefit Forest Improvement on Soil Physical Properties in Middle-mountain of Upper Reaches of Minjiang River
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    There is a large area of low-quality and benefit forest in middle-mountain of the upper reaches of Minjiang river.High density root-sprouts which are not obvious stem formed shaded condition where there are low light and dry soil of forests.These low-benefit and quality forests are improved by root-sprout regeneration technique for 2 years.Soil ecological functions are ameliorated significantly.Soil bulk density of improved woodland decreased 9.6%~32.6% than that of control.Soil total porosity of improved woodland was also significantly ameliorated.Soil total porosity and capillary porosity of topsoil in improved woodland increased 30.9% and 31.5% than that of control,respectively.Ratio of capillary porosity and non-capillary porosity became even more rational.As a result of melioration of soil porosity condition,the capacity of water-holding was also ameliorated.The maximal,capillary capacity of water-holding and natural moisture content in improved woodland increased 87.5%,(94.6)% and 64.0% than that of control,respectively.The non-capillary capacity of waterholding also increased 72.3% after 2 years.Root-sprout regeneration technique accelerated material circulation,root activity and plant growth and ameliorated soil ecological function through the control of plant structure and function.Root-sprout regeneration technique that increased the capacity of water-holding is a good technique,and it should be popularized in middle-mountain of the upper reaches of Minjiang river.

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庞学勇,包维楷,张咏梅.岷江上游中山区低效林改造对土壤物理性质的影响[J].水土保持通报英文版,2005,(5):12-16

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  • Received:April 20,2005
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