XU Ning, WU Faqi, YANG Yifan, et al. Regulation Effect of Soybean on Runoff and Sedimenton Sloping Farmland[J]. 2020, 34(3): 42-48.
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XU Ning, WU Faqi, YANG Yifan, et al. Regulation Effect of Soybean on Runoff and Sedimenton Sloping Farmland[J]. 2020, 34(3): 42-48. DOI: 10.13870/j.cnki.stbcxb.2020.03.007.
Regulation Effect of Soybean on Runoff and Sedimenton Sloping Farmland
The sloping farmland in the Loess Plateau accounts for 75% of the total cultivated land area in the region
resulting in serious soil erosion. It is of great significance for agricultural production and ecological environment construction to control the soil erosion of sloping farmland. Soybean is an important crop on sloping farmland in the Loess Plateau. However
at present
the ability of soybean to regulate runoff and sediment in this area needs further study. Taking the sloping farmland with soybean as the research object
and the ability of soybean to regulate runoff and sediment under different slopes and rainfall intensities were studied. The experimental design included five growth stages of soybean (seedling stage
initial flowering stage
full flowering stage
pod-forming stage and granulation stage)
five slope gradients (3°
5°
10°
15° and 20°)
and two rainfall intensities(40 and 80 mm/h). The effect of soybean on regulating runoff and sediment was divided into two parts
which were reducing runoff and reducing sediment yield. Comprehensive comparative analysis was carried out using six indicators
which were runoff time
initial rainfall loss
runoff
sediment yield
reduced flow benefit (RRB) and sediment reduction benefit (SRB). The results showed that soybe an played an important role in regulating runoff and sediment. Compared with bare land
the runoff of the slope decreased by 10.75%~64.94% and the sediment yield decreased by 15.38%~84.24% from the seedling stage to the granulation stage. The RRB and SRB of soybean showed an overall increasing trend from the whole growth period
and they were inversely proportional to the slope. Similarly
with the increasing of rainfall intensity
the RRB and SRB of soybean decreased slightly and the difference was not significant
and the SRB value was always greater than RRB value
so it was found that soybean was more effective in reducing sediment than in reducing runoff. In summary
planting soybean on sloping farmland in the Loess Plateau had a positive effect on control soil erosion of sloping farmland
and the interception effect on sediment was stronger than the interception of runoff.
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