ZHAO Ni, JIN Jingwei, CHENG Guangqing, et al. Effects of Land Use Types with Different Slope Aspect on Soil Properties in Weibei Highlands[J]. 2018, 32(3): 271-279.
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ZHAO Ni, JIN Jingwei, CHENG Guangqing, et al. Effects of Land Use Types with Different Slope Aspect on Soil Properties in Weibei Highlands[J]. 2018, 32(3): 271-279. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.03.041.
Effects of Land Use Types with Different Slope Aspect on Soil Properties in Weibei Highlands
In order to explore the effects of land use types with different slope aspects on soil properties
five land use types (different slope aspect) in Weibei highlands were selected to analyze the differences of soil physical
chemical and biological properties in different land use types. The results showed that:(1)Soil water content
soil total porosity
soil organic matter content
total nitrogen content
microbial biomass carbon and nitrogen content decreased with the increase of soil depth
soil bulk density was the opposite except soil pH and particle composition in different land use types. (2)In 0-30 cm soil layer
on the sunny slope
soil water content
clay content and pH were the highest
while silt and total nitrogen content were the lowest in farmland; sand and total nitrogen content were the highest
while clay content was the lowest in artificial grassland; soil total porosity
soil organic matter content
microbial biomass carbon and nitrogen content were the highest
while soil water content
soil bulk density and pH were the lowest in artificial forest; soil bulk density and silt content were the highest
while soil total porosity and sand content were the lowest in natural grassland; soil organic matter content
microbial biomass carbon and nitrogen content were the lowest in abandoned farmland. On the shady slope
soil water content
silt content and pH were the highest
while clay content and total nitrogen content were the lowest in farmland; soil bulk density
clay content and microbial biomass nitrogen content were the highest
while soil total porosity
silt
sand and soil organic matter content were the lowest in artificial grassland; soil organic matter content and microbial biomass carbon content were the highest in artificial forest; soil total porosity
sand and total nitrogen content were the highest
while soil bulk density and pH were the lowest in natural grassland; soil water content
microbial biomass carbon and nitrogen content were the lowest in abandoned farmland. (3)Among the 5 types of land use
soil bulk density
fine clay
coarse clay
fine silt
coarse sand
soil pH
soil organic matter content (except abandoned farmland) of sunny slope were higher than those of shady slope. Soil water content (except abandoned farmland and farmland)
soil total porosity
the coarse silt
fine sand
soil texture coarsening degrees
soil total nitrogen content (except artificial grassland)
soil microbial biomass carbon and nitrogen content of shady slope were higher than those of sunny slope.
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