YANG Feixia, CAO Guangchao, YU Dongshen, et al. Effect of Cultivation and Irrigation with Yellow River on Soil Organic Carbon in Soil Aggregates[J]. 2018, 32(4): 190-196.
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YANG Feixia, CAO Guangchao, YU Dongshen, et al. Effect of Cultivation and Irrigation with Yellow River on Soil Organic Carbon in Soil Aggregates[J]. 2018, 32(4): 190-196. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2018.04.030.
Effect of Cultivation and Irrigation with Yellow River on Soil Organic Carbon in Soil Aggregates
In order to study the effects of cultivation and irrigation on soil aggregation and organic carbon
the study subjects were selected from the irrigation zone in Ningxia province
and selected the control and irrigated soil. Through the combination of dry and wet methods
we got the proportion of large macroaggregates (>2 mm)
small macroaggregates (0.25~2 mm)
microaggregates (0.25~0.053 mm) and silt + clay (<0.053 mm)
and measured the content of organic carbon in each aggregate fraction and analyzed the relationship between organic carbon and total organic carbon. The results showed that aggregate distribution changed significantly (P<0.01) after irrigation
large macroaggregates and small macroaggregates proportion raised
microaggregates and silt + clay mass proportion decreased
the distribution trend was microaggregates>silt+clay>small macroaggregates>large macroaggregates. Irrigated soil aggregate stability was greater than that of the control soil
different types of irrigated soil had the same stability
and showed difference between control soils. In addition to <0.053 mm
the aggregate distribution of organic carbon after irrigation had significant difference (P<0.05)
the organic carbon content had a "V" distribution with the size of the granule. Soil organic carbon in aggregate was higher in irrigated soil than that of the control soil
Irrigated-silted soil and Fluvo-aquic soil showed higher aggregate organic carbon content. There was a significant positive correlation between organic carbon in aggregate and total organic carbon in non-cultivated and non-irrigated natural soils
soil total organic carbon increase mainly depended on increment of >0.053 mm aggregate organic carbon. Cultivation and irrigation with sediment laden Yellow River water was significantly beneficial to increase the proportion of large scale aggregate
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