Physicochemical Properties of Soil in Different Rocky Desertification in Bijie Area of Guizhou, China[J]. 2017, 31(4): 205-210.
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Physicochemical Properties of Soil in Different Rocky Desertification in Bijie Area of Guizhou, China[J]. 2017, 31(4): 205-210. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2017.04.033.
Physicochemical Properties of Soil in Different Rocky Desertification in Bijie Area of Guizhou, China
In order to reveal the physicochemical properties and their influence mechanism of soil in different rocky desertification in karst area
a four-year monitoring was conducted on soil in different rocky desertification degrees (potential
light
moderate
intensity) before
during and after rainy season in rocky desertification area
Bijie
Guizhou. Physicochemical properties and their correlation characteristics of different soils were analyzed. The results were as follows: in the soils with the same rocky desertification degree
the contents of soil organic matter
total phosphorus
available phosphorus
total nitrogen and hydrolysable nitrogen were all in order as: during rainy season>after rainy season>before rainy season. With the deterioration of rocky desertification
soil retention ability
capillary retention ability
capillary porosity and total porosity of soil increased
and the contents of total phosphorus
available phosphorus and organic matter in soil decreased. Compared with the soil in potential rocky desertification degree
total nitrogen contents of soils in light rocky desertification
moderate rocky desertification and intensity rocky desertification increased by 5.6%
20.9% and 26.6%
respectively
and hydrolysable nitrogen contents of different soils increased by 3.5%
18.3% and 36.2%
respectively
total potassium contents of different soils increased by 15.8%
30% and 46.3%
respectively
available potassium contents of different soils increased by 3.9%
11.3% and 16.5%
respectively. Correlation analysis suggested that organic matter content
total phosphorus content
total nitrogen content
bulk density
total porosity and capillary retention ability correlated significantly (p <0.05)
and organic matter content
total nitrogen content
bulk density and total porosity correlated extreme significantly (p<0.01). These results can provide theoretical and scientific basis for the comprehensive control of rocky desertification.