Impact of Human Disturbances on Soil Nutrient Contents of Typical Grasslands
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Impact of Human Disturbances on Soil Nutrient Contents of Typical Grasslands
Vol. 20, Issue 5, Pages: 38-42(2006)
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Published:2006
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XU Zhong-qi, MIN Qing-wen, WANG Ying-shun, et al. Impact of Human Disturbances on Soil Nutrient Contents of Typical Grasslands[J]. 2006, 20(5): 38-42.
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XU Zhong-qi, MIN Qing-wen, WANG Ying-shun, et al. Impact of Human Disturbances on Soil Nutrient Contents of Typical Grasslands[J]. 2006, 20(5): 38-42.DOI:
Impact of Human Disturbances on Soil Nutrient Contents of Typical Grasslands
The impact of human disturbances including grazing
cultivation and anti-grazing(from 1987
1997
2003 respectively) on nutrients contents(N
P
K and organic matter) in typical grassland soil was studied in the paper.The result showed that cultivation and grazing can lead to a decrease in nutrient contents of soil
especially topsoil
and cultivation affects it more significantly than grazing;Banned-grazing can increase nutrients contents of soil
which increase with banned-grazing period.At the same time
there exist significant minuslinear dependency relationship between the total N
available N
organic matter and soil depth;there exist second power function relation between available P
available K and soil depth.The total P contents increases with the soil depth
and the total K decreases with it
but the dependency relations were not significant.It is concluded that anti-grazing can increase the nutrient contents in grassland soil and restrain the degradation of grassland soil.
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