WANG Yu, CHENG Jinhua, ZHANG Jian, et al. Effects of Undergrowth Typical Vegetation on Water Interception in the Simian Mountain of Chongqing[J]. 2018, 32(4): 81-87.
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WANG Yu, CHENG Jinhua, ZHANG Jian, et al. Effects of Undergrowth Typical Vegetation on Water Interception in the Simian Mountain of Chongqing[J]. 2018, 32(4): 81-87. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.04.013.
Effects of Undergrowth Typical Vegetation on Water Interception in the Simian Mountain of Chongqing
In order to explore the quantitative relationship between different undergrowth vegetation and moisture migration in Southwest China
and the impact of different undergrowth vegetation on water retention
three common shrubs
Sarcandra glabra Nakai
Maesa japonica Moritzi and Orixa japonica Thunb
were selected in the Simian Mountain. And the artificial rainfall method was used to study the interception characteristics of single shrubs and litters under different rainfall intensities
and the interception characteristics of compound structure. The results showed that:(1) The interception of single shrubs
the interception of litter and the interception of shrubs and litter assemblages were all divided into three stages
its were rapid trapping phase
saturated and stable phase
and a post-rainfall drainage phase. (2) The maximum and minimum interception rates of the studied three typical shrubs increased first and then decreased with the increase of rainfall intensity. (3) There was a positive correlation between the maximum interception of litter and rainfall intensity. The unit area quality of the litter with the mean maximum and minimum interception of the litter also showed a positive correlation. (4) Compared with single shrubs and litter alone test
the maximum interception of composite structure showed a positive correlation with rainfall intensity
and gave the longer rapid trapping phase and the larger maximum interception. When the rainfall intensity was 35 mm/h
the maximum interception of the composite structure of Sarcandra glabra Nakai and Maesa japonica Moritzi were larger than the sum of maximum interception of single experiment
but the maximum interception of the composite structure of Orixa japonica Thunb was less than the sum of maximum interception of single experiment. And the maximum interception of all the composite structure were less than the sum of the maximum interception of individual shrubs and litters when the rainfall intensity was 70 and 95 mm/h. Undergrowth shrubs and litters all played an important role in the process of water transport. Litters had a greater contribution to water interception. Therefore
rationally constructing and arranging the undergrowth vegetation could effectively retain water
which had a certain positive effect on reducing soil erosion in forest land.
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