HAO Wanwan, ZHAO Peng, LI Siwei, et al. Hydrologic Effects of Different Forest Types Shelterbelt Litter in Yudaokou Ranch[J]. 2019, 33(6): 197-204.
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HAO Wanwan, ZHAO Peng, LI Siwei, et al. Hydrologic Effects of Different Forest Types Shelterbelt Litter in Yudaokou Ranch[J]. 2019, 33(6): 197-204. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2019.06.028.
Hydrologic Effects of Different Forest Types Shelterbelt Litter in Yudaokou Ranch
and mixed forest of camphor pine and elm) of yudaokou pasture in weichang County
Chengde city were chosen as objects and their hydrologic effect of litter was studied by sample survey and indoor soaking method. The results showed that the amount of litter in various forest stands was 5.42~24.59 t/hm2
of which larch pine forest had the largest amount
24.59 t/hm2
and the amount of mixed forests of camphor pine and elm was the smallest
5.42 t/hm2. The contents of the semi-partition layer of the four stands of forest were all larger than the undecomposed layer. The average maximum water holding capacity was larch pine forest (16.61 t/hm2) > mixed forest of larch pine and camphor pine (14.80 t/hm2) > camphor pine forest (10.22 t/hm2) > mixed forest of camphor pine and elm (9.99 t/hm2). The average maximum water holding rate was larch pine forest (427.02%) > mixed forest of camphor pine and elm (396.30%) > mixed forest of larch pine and camphor pine (360.88%) > camphor pine forest (303.13%). The effective retaining content was mixed forest of larch pine and camphor pine (74.65 t/hm2) > larch pine forest (71.21 t/hm2) > camphor pine forest (48.82 t/hm2) > mixed forest of camphor pine and elm (17.66 t/hm2). The effective retaining rate was larch pine forest (344.99%) > mixed forest of camphor pine and elm (326.66%) > mixed forest of larch pine and camphor pine (286.27%) > camphor pine forest (215.49%). The comprehensive results showed that larch pine forest has the best water holding capacity in litter layer
and the function of retaining water in litter layer of larch shelter forest in this area is better than other types of forest stand.