MENG Chen, NIU Jianzhi, LUO Ziteng, et al. Response of Soil Macropore to Soil Phychemical Properties and Root in Forest in Rocky Mountain Area of North China[J]. 2019, 33(3): 94-100.
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MENG Chen, NIU Jianzhi, LUO Ziteng, et al. Response of Soil Macropore to Soil Phychemical Properties and Root in Forest in Rocky Mountain Area of North China[J]. 2019, 33(3): 94-100. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.03.015.
Response of Soil Macropore to Soil Phychemical Properties and Root in Forest in Rocky Mountain Area of North China
Soil macropore is the main channel for preferential transport of soil moisture
air
chemical substances and pollutants
so the studies on its formation mechanism are of great importance. In the past
the quantification of macropore was limited to the traditional methods. But nowadays
quantitative analysis of three-dimensional morphological characteristics of soil macropore and its influencing factors are the research focus. In this paper
CT scanning and image processing techniques were used to quantify the 3-D characteristic parameters of macropore
and the basic physical and chemical properties of soil and root length density were also determined. The correlations between soil physicochemical properties
soil roots and the 3-D characteristics of soil macropore were analyzed. The results showed that there was no correlation between soil density
soil sand contents and characteristic parameters of macropore; soil organic matter contents and root length density were significantly positively correlated with volume density
surface area density and number density of macropore
and significantly negatively correlated with mean tortuosity of macropore. Soil organic matter and roots had a positive impact on the 3-D characteristics of soil macropore
the more roots and organic matter contents
the more macropore contents
and the worse bending degree of macropore. In the future
the effects of root system and organic matter should not be neglected in the studies of forest tending and management
soil water movement mechanism and groundwater pollution assessment.
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