HE Shuqin1, 2, QIN Feng3. Changes of Soil Surface Roughness and Its Response to Sheet Erosion in Sloping Cropland of Cross Ridge[J]. 2018, 32(1): 54-58.
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HE Shuqin1, 2, QIN Feng3. Changes of Soil Surface Roughness and Its Response to Sheet Erosion in Sloping Cropland of Cross Ridge[J]. 2018, 32(1): 54-58. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.01.009.
Changes of Soil Surface Roughness and Its Response to Sheet Erosion in Sloping Cropland of Cross Ridge
To reveal the effects of soil surface roughness on sheet erosion
the changes of soil surface roughness on purple soils were studied during the whole growing stages of maize based on field artificial rainfall experiments
and the effects of soil surface roughness on runoff and sediment yield of sheet erosion process were analyzed. The results showed the soil surface roughness presented an increasing-first-and-then-decreasing trend with the advance of maize growing period under the rainfall intensity of 1.0 mm/min
and the maximum of increasing range appeared in maize seedling stage and the maximum of decreasing range appeared in mature stage. Under the rainfall intensity of 1.5 and 2.0 mm/min
the soil surface roughness presented a decreasing-first-and-then-increasing trend with the advance of maize growing period
and the changing range of soil surface roughness was the?greatest at the stage of maize seedling - jointing. Under the rainfall intensity of 1.0 mm/min
the changes of soil surface roughness presented a decreasing-first-and-then-increasing -and -decreasing trend
and these changeswere consistent with the changes of surface runoff under the rainfall intensity of 1.0 mm/min. At the stages of maize seedling-jointing and jointing-tasseling
the changes of soil surface roughness were consistent with the changes of surface runoff under the rainfall intensity of 1.5 and 2.0 mm/min
but inconsistent with the changes of surface runoff at the stage of maize tasseling- mature. At the stages of maize seedling and jointing
the changes of soil surface roughness showed the consistency with the changes of sediment yield intensity
however
they presented the opposite?changes in soil surface roughness and sediment yield intensity at the stages of maize tasseling and mature. In maize jointing stage
there was a very?significant negative relationship between the changing range of soil surface roughness and runoff amount
but a positive relationship between both in maize tasseling stage. In maize seedling
jointing and mature stage
there were the significant or very?significant positive relationships between the changed range of soil surface roughness and sediment yield amount
however
a very significant negative relationship in maize tasseling stage. These results would provide theory basis for posing the sheet erosion nature of soil surface roughness
and also serve for harnessing soil and water loss of the slope farmland.