the influence of different land uses on chromium(Cr) concentration in Jiutai city of Jilin province was compared
including vegetable field
dry land and paddy field.Geo-statistics was used to analyze the spatial distribution pattern of Cr in the whole study area.The variance analysis indicated that different land uses greatly affected the accumulation of Cr in the soils.The difference of Cr concentration between vegetable field
paddy field and background value was significant
whereas it was not the case for dry land.Semivariogram of Cr content in the whole area was fitted well using spherical mode1.The relatively small ratio of nugget variance to sill(14%) and large range(74.58 km) showed good spatial correlation of Cr content.Further analysis indicated that the spatial structure of Cr was isotropy.Through ordinary Kriging interpolation
it was found that the content of Cr was high in the southwest and island area of northeast due to different land use types and topographical factors.Although the spatial distribution of Cr content was mainly controlled by the shape
topography and soil character of the study area
some anthropogenic factors should not be ignored
including regulations of land management for different land use types and fertilization.
Chromium Accumulation in Soils for Different Land Uses and Spatial Distribution of Chromium in Jiutai City of Jilin Province
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Distribution Characteristics of Soil Organic Carbon Density in Beijing-Tianjin Sandstorm Source Control Project Area
Spatial and Temporal Correlation Analysis and Prediction of Land Use Ecological Risk and Carbon Stock in Yunnan Province
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XU Jing-ping
ZHANG Bai
WANG Zong-ming
GUO Yue-dong
SONG Kai-shan
GAO Haosong
QIN Fucang
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Inner Mongolia Academy of Forestry Sciences
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Institute of Geographical Sciences, Hebei Academy of Sciences