DING Wenbin1, JIANG Ping2, SHI Dongmei1, et al. The Study of Soil and Water Conservation and Tilth Characteristics of Cultivated-layer in Purple Soil Farmland[J]. 2016, 30(6): 24-29.
DOI:
DING Wenbin1, JIANG Ping2, SHI Dongmei1, et al. The Study of Soil and Water Conservation and Tilth Characteristics of Cultivated-layer in Purple Soil Farmland[J]. 2016, 30(6): 24-29. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2016.06.005.
The Study of Soil and Water Conservation and Tilth Characteristics of Cultivated-layer in Purple Soil Farmland
Taking the slope-farmland of purple soil in Hechuan
Chongqing and Chuxiong
Yunnan as samples
the study analyzed the soil water storage
soil stability and tilth characteristics based on field survey and lab tests. The results showed that: (1) Soil infiltration rate decreased with the increasing depth of cultivated-layer of purple soil in slope-farmland
and the soil stable infiltration rate of the 0—20 cm
20—40 cm
40—60 cm cultivated layer was 5.80 to 9.58 mm/min
2.81 to 4.35mm/min
and 0.98 to 1.96mm/min
respectively. The maximum effective water storage capacity of soil was 49.93 to 66.26
46.04 to 59.05
and 37.42 to 43.55 mm at corresponding soil depth. (2) Soil stability of cultivated-layer was significantly different among purple soil farmlands. The>5 mm
5 to 3 mm
and 3 to 0.5 mm fractions were dominant soil aggregate structure
and the content of >0.25 mm fraction of water stable aggregates decreased with increasing cultivated-layer depth significantly. Soil stability index of the 0—20 cm cultivated-layer varied and followed the order of high-yield tobacco cultivated-layer (2.96)>high-yield maize cultivated-layer (2.55)>low-yield tobacco cultivated-layer (2.45)>low-yield maize cultivated-layer (2.38). Compared with that of the 0—20 cm soil layer
the stability index of the 20—40 cm and 40—60 cm layer of maize and tobacco decreased by 0.44
0.64 and 0.66
0.71
respectively. (3) The soil shear strength and the penetration resistance of cultivated-layer on different slope-farmland was significantly different (p<0.05)
and the soil shear strength was in the order of low-yield maize cultivated-layer (36 kPa)>high-yield maize cultivated-layer (29 kPa)>low-yield tobacco cultivated-layer (25 kPa)>high-yield tobacco cultivated-layer (21 kPa)
with the peaking value appearing in the 20—40 cm layer. Soil penetration resistance of high- and low-yield cultivated-layer was 0.3 to 1.9 Mpa and 0.5 to 2.5 MPa
with the peaking value appearing in the 40 to 50 cm layer. The high-yield cultivated-layer of purple soil slope-farmland presented high stable infiltration rate
large storage capacity
strong soil water holding capacity
high soil structure stability
low soil anti-shear strength and penetration resistance.
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Related Author
ZHANG Jianle
SHI Dongmei
LIU Yi
REN Yuheng
PU Chaojiang
HE Yanzheng
LI Tianyang
LI Yonghao
Related Institution
Key Laboratory of Ecological Environment in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area of Ministry of Education, School of Life Sciences, Southwest University
College of Resources and Environment, Southwest University
Key Laboratory of Mountain Surface Processes and Ecological Regulation, Institute of Mountain Hazards and Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Ministry of Water Resources and Electric Power
College of Resources and Environment, Yunnan Agricultural University
College of Resources and Environment, Southwest University, Chongqing Key Laboratory of Soil and Water Conservation and Ecological Restoration