REN Qiwen, WANG Xin, LI Liandi, et al. Vertical Variation of Soil Physical and Chemical Properties at Different Altitudes in Xiaowutai Mountain[J]. 2019, 33(1): 241-247.
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REN Qiwen, WANG Xin, LI Liandi, et al. Vertical Variation of Soil Physical and Chemical Properties at Different Altitudes in Xiaowutai Mountain[J]. 2019, 33(1): 241-247. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.01.038.
Vertical Variation of Soil Physical and Chemical Properties at Different Altitudes in Xiaowutai Mountain
Taking 18 soil plots at different altitudes as the research object in Xiaowutai Mountain
Hebei Province
14 indexes
such as soil physical properties
water-holding capacity and nutrient characteristics
were analyzed and compared to reveal the vertical variation of soil physical and chemical properties at different altitudes. The results showed that:(1) With the increasing of altitude
the soil bulk density gradually decreased
while the total porosity increased gradually
and the variation of capillary porosity was not obvious. As soil depth increased
soil bulk density increased and total porosity decreased. (2) Soil water content
capillary water-holding capacity
maximum water-holding capacity and field water-holding capacity increased gradually with the increasing of altitude
and gradually decreased with the increasing of soil depth
meanwhile this decreasing trend gradually expanded with the increasing of altitude. (3) The content of soil organic matter
total nitrogen
total phosphorus and alkali-nitrogen gradually increased with the increasing of altitude and decreased with the increasing of soil depth. The content of total potassium in soil was a parabolic type "first rising and then descending" with the increasing of altitude
and reaching its peak at 2 100~2 200 m. The content of available potassium and available phosphorus in 0-20 cm soil layer did not change obviously with the increasing of altitude. The content of available potassium in 20-60 cm soil layer increased with the increasing of altitude
while the content of available phosphorus in 40-60 cm soil layer decreased. (4) Soil organic matter
total nitrogen and alkaline nitrogen had obvious "surface aggregation phenomenon"
and the higher the altitude
the more obvious it was. The content of total phosphorus and available potassium had obvious "surface aggregation phenomenon"
and the higher the altitude
the less obvious it was. There was a certain "surface aggregation phenomenon" in soil available phosphorus content
but it was not obvious. Soil total potassium content had no "surface aggregation phenomenon".
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