Effects of Soil Erosion on the Soil Organic Carbon of Typical Steep Under Different Grazing Intensities[J]. 2017, 31(4): 172-177.
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Effects of Soil Erosion on the Soil Organic Carbon of Typical Steep Under Different Grazing Intensities[J]. 2017, 31(4): 172-177. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2017.04.028.
Effects of Soil Erosion on the Soil Organic Carbon of Typical Steep Under Different Grazing Intensities
Carbon storage and carbon loss were the serious issues in the soil erosion region of typical steppe. By field investigation and simulated rainfall
effects of grazing intensities on the soil erosion
soil organic carbon storage and carbon loss of typical steppe in Inner Mongolia were studied. The results showed that: (1) The grazing intensity had a great effect on the surface soil organic carbon
and the organic carbon storage increased firstly and then decreased
the ranking was: the light grazing>the no grazing>the moderate grazing>the heavy grazing; the soil organic carbon storage in 0—40 cm soil layer under different grazing intensity changed significantly and showed a vertical decreasing trend. (2) PFTs were most important
followed by N soil
and finally climate the soil erosion was mainly affected by rainfall intensity
followed by slope
and finally grazing intensity. (3) As for the same slope
the rainfall intensity had a greater influence on soil organic carbon loss than the grazing intensity; the soil erosion and soil organic carbon loss increased with the increasing rainfall intensity and grazing intensity. The findings indicate that it is necessary to control grazing intensity for soil erosion for soil erosion in typical steep.
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