CHEN Peng, GUO Jianying, DONG Zhi, et al. Distribution Characteristics of Soil Particles and Exchangeable Capacity Under Grain for Green Project in Pisha Sandstone Area[J]. 2019, 33(3): 43-50.
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CHEN Peng, GUO Jianying, DONG Zhi, et al. Distribution Characteristics of Soil Particles and Exchangeable Capacity Under Grain for Green Project in Pisha Sandstone Area[J]. 2019, 33(3): 43-50. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.03.007.
Distribution Characteristics of Soil Particles and Exchangeable Capacity Under Grain for Green Project in Pisha Sandstone Area
In order to study the response of soil structure and soil exchangeable capacity of forest and grass to different measures of Grain for Green Project in Pisha sandstone area
we selected Pinus tabuliformis forest (YS)
Caragana korshinskii forest (NT)
Populus simonii forest (XY) and Stipa bungeana grassland (ZM) as the research objects and buckwheat slope farmland (QM) as the control. Multi-fractal theory was used to determine the soil particle size distribution (PSD)
which measured the fractions of CEC
ECEC and the composition of ECEC (Na+
K+
Ca2+
Mg2+)
as well as their distribution status and their correlations.The results showed that:(1) The PSD distribution
heterogeneity and dispersion of grassland and woodland were higher than those of sloping farmland after the implementation of conversion of cropland to forest. In the different soil profiles. Grassland was conducive to increasing the distribution range of fine-grained components and particle size of surface soil. However
in the improvement of the above indicators
woodland was more conducive to the deep soil. Moreover
the increase of soil silt contents and PSD distribution range in Caragana korshinskii forest were the most significant among all the measures (P<0.05). (2)In terms of soil exchangeability
alkaline earth metals (Ca2+
Mg2+) were the main components of exchangeable base in the studied area. The CEC and ECEC values of soil under different measures were ranked as NT > YS > XY > ZM > QM. The exchangeable capacity of grassland surface soil was better than that bottom soil
while that of woodland was opposite. (3)Clay
silt and fine sand were the fine-grained soils and coarse-grained soils that determine soil exchangeable capacity in the studied area
and silt content was the main contributing factor of CEC and ECEC values. Multifractal dimension could well describe the relationship between soil exchangeable capacity and soil particles. It was found that among all the measures of Grain for Green Project
Caragana korshinskii had the best improvement effect on soil particle composition and soil exchangeable performance.
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LV Sheng-qiao1,GAO Peng1,GENG Guang-po1,ZHANG Jie1,XIA Jiang-bao2(1.College of Forestry,Shandong Agricultural University/State Forestry Administration Forest Ecosystem Research Station of Mountain Tai/Key Laboratory of Soil Erosion and Ecological Restoration of Shandong Province,Taian,Shandong 271018,2.Shandong Provincial Key Laboratory of Eco-environmental Science for Yellow River Delta,,)