XI Peidong, HE Binghui, FENG Mengdie, et al. Effects of Ecological Grass Furrow on Regulation of Nitrogen and Phosphorus and Reduction of Runoff Pollution in Farmland[J]. 2018, 32(2): 52-57.
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XI Peidong, HE Binghui, FENG Mengdie, et al. Effects of Ecological Grass Furrow on Regulation of Nitrogen and Phosphorus and Reduction of Runoff Pollution in Farmland[J]. 2018, 32(2): 52-57. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.02.008.
Effects of Ecological Grass Furrow on Regulation of Nitrogen and Phosphorus and Reduction of Runoff Pollution in Farmland
This study explored the feasibility of ecological grass furrow to assist drainage and control non-point pollution in agricultural land of southwest China. Experiments were conducted in farmland block unit. Traditional soil furrow in farmland plots was taken as CK. Through the scouring test of the ecological grass furrow to explore the benefits of ecological grass furrow to runoff pollutant reduction. This experiment used simulated sewage,according to different requirements to adjust the sewage composition to explore the reduction effect of ecological grass furrow on pollutant. The research results showed: (1) The 5° agricultural land furrow had a certain reduction for the sewage runoff COD load
and the reduction was between 8.86% to 14.00%. However
when the ecological grass furrow gradient reached 10°
the COD pollution load in the runoff increased by 20.38% to 33.02%. (2) For the removal efficiency of total nitrogen
it was found that the total nitrogen load in the runoff was significantly higher in agricultural land furrow than that in the traditional soil furrow
and the removal efficiency ranged between 2.46% and 33.39%. (3) For the total amount of phosphorus loss
when the flow rate was 4.5 L/min
the phosphorus loss in the ecological grass furrow was larger than the designed runoff of 3 L / min
and the difference of phosphorus loss was between 0.005 9 and 0.037 7 g/m2
the rate was between 4.71% and 25.02%. When the agricultural land furrow reached 5°
the loss of phosphorus in furrow increased with the increase of runoff
and reached 63.32%. When the agricultural land grass furrow gradient reached 10°
the proportion of phosphorus loss in furrow increased with the sediment loss
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WEI Zong-qiang1,2,LI Ji-jin2,WU Shao-hua1(1.School of Geographic and Oceanographic Science,Nanjing University,Nanjing 210093,2.Institute of Plant Nutrition and Resources,Beijing Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences,)