WANG Ning, Bi Huaxing, KONG Lingxiao, et al. Soil Water Compensation Characteristics of[J]. 2019, 33(4): 255-262.
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WANG Ning, Bi Huaxing, KONG Lingxiao, et al. Soil Water Compensation Characteristics of[J]. 2019, 33(4): 255-262. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.04.036.
In order to study the effects of Robinia pseudoacacia forestlands with different densities on soil moisture in the loess region of Western Shanxi Province
the R. pseudoacacia forestlands with densities of 2 400 per hacter and 1 300 per hacter were selected to represent the high and low density R. pseudoacacia forestlands in the study area respectively
and the bare land as a control. The soil water content in 0-150 cm range and precipitation outside the forest were carried out by using Enviro-SMART soil moisture positioning monitoring system and self-recording dump rain gauge. The results showed that:(1) In different precipitation years
the average soil water storage of low-density R. pseudoacacia forestland was higher than that of high-density R. pseudoacacia forestland in drought and normal years. In these years
the absolute value of annual average soil water storage of low-density R. pseudoacacia forestland was 6.80 mm higher than that of high-density R. pseudoacacia forestland. (2) In the vertical direction of soil profile
the water consumption of 0-30 cm soil layer by high-density R. pseudoacacia forestland was higher than that of low-density R. pseudoacacia forestland in drought and normal years
and there was no significant difference in soil moisture consumption between these two kinds of R. pseudoacacia forestlands in wet years(P>0.05). (3) Comprehensive analysis of rainfall infiltration depth
infiltration amount and compensation degree of soil moisture in rainy season
natural rainfall in the study area could effectively supplement the soil moisture consumed by low-density R. pseudoacacia stand growth
and there was no new ecological degradation caused by water shortage in the process of vegetation restoration in the Loess Plateau. However
considering the consumption of soil moisture by high density R. pseudoacacia forestland
it was suggested that low density R. pseudoacacia forestland should be popularized in vegetation construction in the study area.
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