WANG Zeyu1, MENG Zhongju1, CUI Xiangxin1, et al. Soil Infiltration Characteristics of Different Plant Communities in the Xilamuren Grassland[J]. 2017, 31(3): 112-117.
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WANG Zeyu1, MENG Zhongju1, CUI Xiangxin1, et al. Soil Infiltration Characteristics of Different Plant Communities in the Xilamuren Grassland[J]. 2017, 31(3): 112-117. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2017.03.020.
Soil Infiltration Characteristics of Different Plant Communities in the Xilamuren Grassland
In order to know the soil infiltration characteristics of the Xilamuren grassland
a study was carried out in an enclosed grassland to investigate the soil infiltration process of six plant communities (Allium mongolicum
Convolvulus ammannii
Leymus chinensis
Koeleria asiatica
Stipa krylovii
and Stipa krylovii) using the double-ring sampling method
and the influencing factors were analyzed. The results indicated that soil infiltration rates in different plots could be divided into three stages. The first stage was from 0 to 10 minutes
in which the infiltration rate showed a sharp decreasing trend; during 10 to 30 minutes
the infiltration rate decreased slowly
and remained constant after 30 minutes. By analyzing the soil infiltration rates and infiltration amount
soil infiltration characteristics of the Koeleria asiatica community were the best
followed by those of the Leymus chinensis community
while those of the Convolvulus ammannii community was the worst. The differences in soil infiltration characteristics were caused by the differences in soil structures among communities. Correlation analysis showed that bulk density
maximum porosity
and non-capillary porosity were important factors affecting soil infiltration. Soil infiltration in the study area fitted thr Honton model very well.
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