Research and Evaluation on Infiltration Characteristic of Forest Soil in Simian Mountain of Chongqing
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Research and Evaluation on Infiltration Characteristic of Forest Soil in Simian Mountain of Chongqing
Vol. 22, Issue 4, (2008)
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WANG Wei, ZHANG Hong-jiang, LI Meng, et al. Research and Evaluation on Infiltration Characteristic of Forest Soil in Simian Mountain of Chongqing[J]. 2008, 22(4).
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WANG Wei, ZHANG Hong-jiang, LI Meng, et al. Research and Evaluation on Infiltration Characteristic of Forest Soil in Simian Mountain of Chongqing[J]. 2008, 22(4).DOI:
Research and Evaluation on Infiltration Characteristic of Forest Soil in Simian Mountain of Chongqing
Spearman rank correlation analysis and grey relational grade analysis were used in the research for soil water infiltration characteristic of different forest lands in Simian Mountain.The results indicate that soil bulk density
the contents of grit and non-capillary porosity have significant correlations with soil saturated hydraulic conductivity.Non-capillary porosity and the contents of grit are positive correlated with soil saturated hydraulic conductivity.Soil bulk density is negative correlated with soil saturated hydraulic conductivity.Based on the initial infiltration rate
stable infiltration rate
infiltration time and cumulative infiltration which were the important parameters determining soil infiltration characteristic
the results from grey relational grade analysis show that the values of grey relational grade in different forest lands took turns as broadleaf forest(0.803 1)>P.pubescens forest(0.786 9)> mixed broadleaf-conifer forest(0.445 4)> coniferous forest(0.403 9).Broadleaf forest has the better infiltration capability between researched forest lands.The values of correlation coefficients which Horton infiltration model simulated in researched forest lands are more than 0.950
so it has good applicability for researched forestry soil infiltration processes in Simian Mountain.